Cuban government blocks repatriation of foreign currency by foreign companies established in the country
In exchange, Cuban authorities are offering those affected the possibility of opening a new type of foreign currency bank account ...
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Suzetrigine: a revolution in pain relief
The new drug promises to be an intermediate option between nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and opioids, without the risks associated ...
Chacón Street, from Avenida del Puerto to Monserrate
Named after a former alderman of Havana, the street has a long history and a present marked by crisis and ...
What’s the point of meditating in front of an empty fridge?
In a country gripped by stress, poverty and uncertainty, acquiring tools that foster mental peace is no longer a sectarian ...
Congressman Carlos Giménez calls for cancellation of flights and remittances to Cuba: “The time is now”
At the beginning of the letter, addressed to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the Republican congressman said that Cuba presents “a ...
The new Cubans in the old Cuba
The exhibition “The New Cubans” has been on display since the end of March, at the Galería Taller Gorría in ...
The Cuban Government reaffirms its bet on gold mining
The Official Gazette announced this week two concessions for the geological research of gold deposits in the provinces of Sancti ...
Brumpá: taxi agency led by Cuban mothers
In February 2024, a small business was born, led by women who are mothers and need to work from home.
Crisis and old age: navigating the end of life in Cuba
Demographic aging is a positive development. But the national context has become increasingly less friendly to the elderly.
Parenting in the dark: motherhood in times of blackouts
Three mothers from Holguín recount their experiences facing power outages and how they manage to care for their children amid ...
Cuba to enter carbon market
Carbon markets are trading schemes designed to provide financial incentives for reducing or eliminating greenhouse gas emissions.
Radio Martí and us
Regarding the station’s suspension of broadcasts, a 40-year review of its history and the recurring questions about its effectiveness.
The Alien Enemies Act and the Tren de Aragua
Now that the old law has returned to the fore, it is interesting to recall certain tangencies between its past ...
Bryan Sánchez, the face of young Cuban pop
At 23, the Matanzas native has over 60,000 followers on Instagram and continues to infuse his art with the musical ...
Cuba in Top 5 at World Indoor Championships
With the recent titles of Leyanis Pérez and Andy Díaz, the latter representing Italy, Cuban athletes have now won 22 ...
Of distortions and development
If GDP growth depends on export revenues, we should conclude that there is a real possibility that we will not ...
Trump and the firm hand with Cuba: who pays the highest price
In just two months, the administration has filled the headlines. It’s very likely that new decisions are coming that will ...
Measles outbreak in the United States: some crises are preventable
The cause lies in the strength of a movement that undermines citizens’ trust in the wonderful health tool that vaccines ...
Empty coffee pots: without customs, there is no country
The crisis is destroying a society’s domestic rituals, disrupting the consumption traditions that forged an identity’s background for centuries.
Cuba, five (terrible) years later
The traumatic legacy of the pandemic, an erratic economic policy, and the weight of the blockade has resulted in more ...
Cuban geopolitics in the Cold War: a review
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Three days in Havana for barladies
The second edition of the International Barlady Competition was held in Cuba, reaffirming the island’s importance in the global world ...
Eating places on wheels: Chinese merchants in Havana
At the beginning of the Republican era, they fought for a place in the activities dedicated to commerce, in which ...
Mae Inda, creator of a world for many Amalias
The need to find the right toys for her daughter and not being able to find them made her make ...
Extraordinary Cuban women
Shrouded in the silence of history, they were a real “scandal” in their time, breaking the ceiling of omnipresent machismo.
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