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The return of property from the churches seized by the Cuban government after the triumph of the Revolution in 1959 is more and more a fact. Msgr. José Félix Pérez calls it a "'process'…
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A couple of young Cubans who plan to travel to Ecuador say that their journey is to go "beyond" on a journey to the United States. It is one of many new dynamics in the relationship of…
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The iffy supply of condoms in Cuban pharmacies and markets in recent months has meant greater risk for some and an impediment to others who prefer to restrain their libidos rather than…
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The willingness of the Cuban government to provide "social" access to the Internet returns to the public eye after the costs of navigating through cell phones are established. "It is…
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Many imagine a distribution of the "booty" among Cuban inspectors after each incoming flight, but that's not what happens to the confiscated products. Unofficial sources say that the…
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Inviting Cubans to talk about finance almost always leads them to sidestep macrostructural explanations. What's important is what reaches the dining-room table and people's wallets.
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What was an experiment between Havana and Varadero, from this month on will turn the Cubataxi Group into a conglomerate of car rental agencies and transportation providers.
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The contents of USB memory sticks and DVDs now circulating informally in Cuba reveal 3 realities: cases of corruption. In the most illustrative of the cases, the accused stole more than…
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There's a story in Cuba that in recent months has become a long telenovela. It has everything: jealousy, accusations, joys, deceit – and doesn't seem to run out of energy. It is the…
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Invoking order and discipline, the Executive Committee of the Council of Ministers chose to put an end to the tolerance that had existed for several months, allowing the spread of a…
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