Aurelio Pedroso

Each year, the mango trees begin that beautiful process of blooming to give life to that fruit as coveted as it is nutritious.

The most similar feeling would be like when we were children and people would warn us the “bogeyman” would come if we didn’t do this or that.

The number infected with the Covid-19 virus is on the rise in Cuba. A record number of 217 registered on December 24th has us concerned.

I’ve been hunting around for the first advert, poster, leaflet or any other resource that is used to give the good wishes for the new year.

We need a counterattack that is based upon finally implementing the economic reforms put off for a decade. We need more than empty words.

Before filling out a prescription, a doctor asks the patient if they have X medicine at home. Or whether they can get hold of Y medicine.

Social Indiscipline or Extreme Passion? Aurelio Pedroso writes about a conversation with a friend in the room rent by the hour business.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Live in Havana. Aurelio Pedroso tells us about the difference between night and day in the Cuban capital.

Dr. Adrian de la Paz shoots more than a hundred shots every morning in the Havana neighborhood he serves. His pistol never stops smoking.

Human Stubble is what’s left in Cuba. The youth have fled in all directions. We elderly better take care of ourselves and our appliances.