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Cuba: Blackouts Are From 25% Drop in Electricity Production

With its main energy sources in crisis, the vision of a Cuba without blackouts grows more distant as summer approaches…

The Supreme Court ratified the President’s authority to cancel the temporary legal protections under the humanitarian parole program.

Actions will be taken against those who consume excess electricity, plus “a restrictive plan” for people connected to priority circuits.

Tourism officials tell the national government TV audience revenue from the sector serves to develop the country.

While millions of Cubans cope with constant blackouts and the lack of water, our designated president squanders resources on municipal tours.

It’s a delicate balance, almost an art form: preserving the mother tongue without holding back immersion in the new language.

As the temperature rises, many Cuban families feel they have nothing left to lose because they have hit rock bottom.

Cayo Santa Maria is connected to the main island by a causeway (a road over the sea) approximately 48 kilometers long. (28 photos)

I was in the Seattle immigration court accompanying a young mother from a South American country applying for asylum to a routine hearing.

He’s had the audacity to go out and walk the streets of Cuba to get a sense of how people feel about the harsh reality they are living.