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Cuba’s Small Businesses are Short on Skilled Employees

“This is the third cook I’ve lost since I opened,” says the woman, who owns a shop specializing in breads, desserts and cookies.

Demographic problems can be alleviated through collaboration with private companies, according to the interview that the newspaper Escambray.

I often walk along 5th Avenue, it’s just a few blocks away from where I live. I pass by it if I’m going to catch transportation (23 photos).

In Luyanó, residents scattered the garbage until it blocked the street; in other areas of Havana they have set fire to the mountains of trash

The history of a country and its people, like all things human, is marked by a mix of light and shadow. It’s a narrative of contradictions…

In Holguin, as in most of the Island, private businesses are rapidly replacing dilapidated state-owned companies infrastructure.

“The zone needs to be flooded, not only with aid … but also with humanitarian workers,” concludes Arwa Damon.

Could it be that some Costa Ricans unconsciously reject a deeper integration of the Nicas because this would imply being less “different”?

Elliot Abrams outlines a boundary defined by military danger, defined as a destructive action towards the United States.

When Enrique entered the building for the first time, it was not with the intention of studying English or anything else… (14 photos)