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What Cuba Can Do Amid Crisis and Despite US Sanctions

Cuba is in a type of crisis from which a country cannot recover “in the framework of the existing system,” only through substantive reforms.

With 12 buildings taller than six stories, Camagüey has the most of such structures outside Havana, including a “26-story” building.

The events took place on October 16, when demonstrators marched banging pots and shouting “Freedom!” and “Down with Diaz-Canel!”

It is paradoxical that activists who proclaim “freedom for political prisoners” quickly join defamatory campaigns.

In Miami, the epicenter of much of the Cuban, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan community, the day of protest has a special meaning.

“The price of products showed a direct relationship with inflation and with the price of the dollar on the informal market.”

We started with 350 pictures from 52 participants and here are the 152 photos from 35 photographers that made the first cut in the five categories.

An animal protector spotted them: five newly born kittens in a dirty cardboard box, at the entrance to a market (11 photos).

The Cuban peso is sinking at what seems to be an unstoppable pace. Here are keys to understanding the new wave of foreign currency demand.

“These are not mining companies on the Chinese stock exchange; they are private capital, like the scheme of the failed Interoceanic Canal.”