Benjamin Noria

It’s a pity that such a large number of Cubans aspire to leave the country, leaving family and friends behind, to try their luck elsewhere.

There were blackouts for almost a week in May all over the country. The official TV news reported a breakdown at a power station.

The main reason for this is that a Cuban worker’s salary isn’t enough for them to cover their basic needs. It isn’t enough for them to buy…

This ideological/dogmatic/orthodox illusion has broken up thousands of Cuban families, many of whom have had to emigrate to other countries…

According to VP and economic chief, Marino Murillo, these reforms will encourage equal pay in Cuba. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

Very little food is produced in Cuba, as well as very little goods and services. However, a vaccine against COVID-19 is being developed.

If it weren’t for actions such as this Movement, the Cuban government would stick military tanks out on the street and it would be fine.

Could poverty in Cuba be deliberate? Benjamin Noria believes it is and not collateral damage from the US blockade or neoliberal capitalism.

Very few people know that everything people see in Cuba first passes through the Communist Party’s Ideological Department’s filter.