Political will, nature and agriculture
How is it possible that agriculture’s participation in investment is more than ten times less than investment in the real ...
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The Coolest Places to explore in Havana
The nighttime action was as upbeat as ever, with a surprising number of new places to sample and explore. Here ...
Bancarization yes, what about the elderly?
The new money circulation policy has put senior citizens at a disadvantage. Their dynamics demand a level of knowledge and ...
Cuban government lacks financing to guarantee food production
The authorities of the agriculture sector recognize the lack of financing to acquire the fuel and other inputs necessary to ...
Havana painted on its walls
The murals and graffiti of the Cuban capital can be as curious and varied as the people of Havana themselves.
Apparentness about the dialogue with emigration
It would not be a bad idea for those who have chosen to live abroad not to assume that those ...
Graffiti and murals in Havana: creativity around the corner
Clandestine or authorized, simple or grandiose, on a renovated wall or a demolished building, these creations are already part of ...
Cuba’s current economic crisis and economic policy contradictions
The post-COVID-19 economic recovery is markedly slow and from a sectoral perspective unbalanced, with a striking delay in the supply ...
La Cotorra mineral water: from small business to national industry
The Cuban market for bottled mineral water has grown since the beginning of the 20th century.
Yakelín Estornell, a wrestler in the ring
After retiring from wrestling and with nearly four decades in the calendar, the Guantánamo woman has returned for revenge, now ...
Baracoa-inspired cuisine at Fangio Habana
The menu preserves recipes that have proven successful among diners and incorporates new ones, reworked by Spanish chef Sergio Hernández.
Who’s going to sell dollars to MSMEs?
Before the bancarization, many Cuban MSMEs accepted payments by transfer. The situation has changed.
Legnis Cala: “Life put boxing in my path”
The silver medalist in the San Salvador Central American Games talks about how she got to boxing, her experience on ...
Nation and Emigration: The shores of dialogue
The next chapter of this dialogue occurs in a historical moment that Fidel Castro himself would have described as very ...
Eye on the viewfinder: Jordan Issell
The photographer looks and sees. He rides a bicycle through Havana trying to fix what memory could, with the passing ...
John Kavulich on the meeting of entrepreneurs in Miami: keep fingers crossed
“It has not been a theoretical event but about what we can do and how we do it,” said the ...
Cuba-U.S. relations: four signs and one event
These are five events that can have a positive impact or be a symptom of a more pragmatic approach on ...
Mariel Terminal: waiting for larger vessels
A few months after celebrating a decade of creation, the Mariel container terminal is already able to accommodate Post Panamax ...
The labyrinth of aging in Cuba
Meeting the needs of the elderly in Cuba is becoming increasingly difficult, but not impossible, in the face of a ...
Of ills and cures for Cuban economy
If all this that is happening and will happen was the result of not having done anything in recent years, ...
Donald Trump’s bad luck
The lack of merit has been a key element in almost all the lawsuits and petitions by the former President’s ...
The salmon flight. From Brooklyn to Cayo Hueso without regrets
Although his name does not appear in culture headlines, Cuba owes him some front-page events. Resurrecting Chano Pozo in one ...
Crisis, expectations and migration in Cuba
Uncertainty, insecurity, distrust, and imprecision in future projects are associated with the impulse to leave the country.
The flight from the wall
A catchy chorus served as an excuse for me to approach one of the intrepid divers and take pics of ...
Cuba’s trade in goods in new cold war (II)
In 2022, the accentuated and historical imbalance between Cuba’s exports and imports was maintained.
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