Ernesto Perez Castillo 23 posts 0 comments

The thing is that creating a law for this and one for that, and later a law for something else, is always the fastest and easiest solution.
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Cuba, surrounded by the sea, has an estimated potential of 78 million metric tons of salt per cubic kilometer of seawater on its coasts.
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Large and gleaming orange vehicles have been seen crisscrossing Havana recently. They are the first 24 modern garbage trucks that have arrived from Japan.
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The news that not one more cruise ship loaded with American tourists would dock in any port on the Island crossed the 90-mile puddle with the speed of light.
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Cuba's pork issue -- but also that of the oil, flour and everything else -- is a crisis that did not begin the day the last chicken left the refrigerators.
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A ghost hovers over Havana haunting the entire Island: It’s the specter of returning to the Special Period. The question now become where do we find the cause of this crisis?
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Everything ran smoothly on Sunday in spite of the fact that more than one million Cuban voters went to the polls to express themselves, and not in the way they were told to do so.
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Cuba's biggest problem for the foreseeable future is the many self-employed workers without social security and no retirement to count on.
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Far from solving problems, the new law is doing just the opposite: creating more disorder, more corruption, and more discomfort.
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Allow me the luxury of dreaming of a news cooperative, says the author, a newspaper that is not a spokesperson for any official institution, but of the people who walk the everyday…
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