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Cubans’ Willful Blindness

Some time ago, I read that in societies under totalitarian rule, either dissidence or delinquency develops.

Maximum profit limits for private sector sales to State companies took effect on Monday July 1st throughout Cuba.

Mulino promised to block asylum seekers from crossing through the treacherous Darien jungle as they head north to the United States.

In the official “summer mode,” people do not stay at home with a candle or a generator to overcome the blackouts.

Livio Arturo from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Sunrise in Cayo Paredon, Jardines del Rey, Cuba”.

While Cuba does not currently appear on the projected path of the powerful hurricane, civil defense authorities are keeping a strict vigilance

Thirty days from graduating from a technical career, 180 young people were left hopeless. Forty workers and teachers were left unemployed.

The streets of the city of Matanzas have been filled with street vendors trying to survive. Some used to be professionals.

Today’s featured artist is Gabriela Ponce with Lucio Feuillet, both from Colombia, with a live performance of the song “La Alajita” (2023).

Despite its rapid failure, the military rebellion this week in Bolivia will have political consequences for the country.