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A country with as many problems as this one has not found the time to once and for all rewrite this huge chapter of injustice and discrimination.
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For the writer the bicycle was never a symptom of the crisis of the 90s, it was a path towards independence that she longed for since her childhood.
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Farewells have become another national sport. That's where you now find the medals Cuba no longer wins in baseball and volleyball.
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FAC, Havana's best known cultural center, is back from its summer recess and will celebrate its fifth anniversary with many surprises planned this year.
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Five days after the passing of Hurricane Irma, which only touched the Cuban capital with tropical storm winds, there is rotting food and garbage in many of the streets that already…
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Cuba's Official Gazette recently published measures announced by President Raúl Castro that delve deeper into the control and organization of private enterprise on the island. Diverse…
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Everyone is aware of the deficiencies of the Cuban press system today. For exactly that reason, the construction of a model, a policy, a law, should not be carried out behind the backs…
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For any self-employed entrepreneur in Cuba today, anything involving financing, supplies and taxes is a major headache that includes restrictions on access to loans, the absence of a…
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A long interview held last summer with Miami immigration attorney Ira Kurzban offers insight into the confusion over the Cuban Adjustment Act and the wet-foot-dry-foot policy. He…
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For almost a month and a half neither CUPET nor any other Cuban authority published a word about explorations being carried out by MEO Australia in Cuba’s Block 9. When they finally did…
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