“Nuevitas is a city without power, with a thermoelectric plant; without cement, having the factory; and without cooking gas, having the Pastelillo fuel terminal.”

Five decisions of the last decade that weigh heavily on the current energy crisis.

Even at its best, Cuba’s rice yields were nowhere near the world average in terms of water consumption.

The Cuban cement industry will close 2021 with its worst records in more than six decades.

Between economics and politics, the priorities are clear; not so much the results.

96% of the electricity in Cuba depends on fossil fuels, most of it imported.

Asymmetries in territorial development projects are having an impact on various areas of Cuban economic and social life.