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Devaluation Scare in Cuba Is Creating Angst

The worst that could happen to any currency is the announcement of its expiration, without a date when it will end. That’s what Cubans face.

This week we are going to talk about the issue of US dollar stores opening up in Cuba, geared to the population with family abroad.

Here’s the Havana Times weather forecast for the Cuban capital between October 29 and November 4th. Expect afternoon rains on most days.

On Tuesday, October 27, the Nicaraguan National Assembly, dominated by the Sandinista party machine, approved the “Special Cybercrimes Law”.

Today’s featured artist is Luiz Bonfa from Brazil with the song “Perdido de Amor” from the album “Solo in Rio 1959”.

The Cuban people need to know what monster they’re up against so that they can look for the best way to defeat it.

Our photo of the day: “View of Havana from the El Morro Castle”, was taken by Joanna Woodley (UK). Camera: Nikon Coolpix.

Uncertainty regarding the outcome of the US presidential election on November 3, remains a matter of great concern for most Cubans.

On the corner of Gertrudris and Revolución streets, in the Havana neighborhood of Sevillano, there is a farmhouse-style 1919 construction.

The need to put food on the table has once again put catfish consumption at the heart of this debate. It’s a cheap option for Cubans