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Cuba Has a New US Dollar-Peso Exchange Rate

The Cuban government creates a floating rate aimed at capturing foreign currency from the informal market.

Machines with no conscience are making split-second decisions about who lives & who dies. This isn’t dystopian fiction; it’s today’s reality.

For the first time, Cuban immigrants, like those of other countries, live in fear of ICE raids on Miami’s street and of deportation.

Forcing Maduro’s resignation should not be a Trump adventure, but part of an international effort to respect the 2024 results.

On the southeastern side of Plaza Vieja stands a building with a very curious architectural design: the Palacio Cueto Hotel. (13 photos)

For those of us who aspire to greater justice and equality in the country, this result is a devastating blow.

Imports of pork, sugar, coffee, grains and animal feed reach record highs despite advance payment required.

With more than 99% of ballots counted, Jose Antonio Kast garnered 58.2% of the vote, while Jeannette Jara managed 41.8%.

Cuban authorities have had to introduce the hated dollar into the official vocabulary, according to them, on a temporary basis.

The drop in tourism in the last five years has led the Government to reduce its investments in that sector, which until now was a priority.