Cuba

Isn't it strange that the United States government is concerned about fair pay for workers from another country when it doesn't pay its workers fairly? This oddity is evident in U.S.…
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On the sunniest and best-preserved stretches of the Camagüey highway, once fought over by rice farmers, you can barely see a few drying crews today. The rice left to dry on the roads…
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An EFE news report from Havana states that foreign companies on the island have been prohibited from repatriating profits after their accounts were frozen, and to do so, they must open…
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By Kei Kebreau / People's World HAVANA— “The transition is over.” In Cuba’s capital city, an energetic 81-year-old, Harvard-trained Argentinian sociologist, Dr. Atilio Borón, delivered…
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In the province of Matanzas, the private sector continues to penetrate the economy. The limited supply and production capacity that dominate the state-run commercial sector create…
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When the Cuban government capped the prices of six essential foods and toiletries in July 2024, many consumers pointed out that the new official price tags were much higher than those…
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Identifying the most absurd among the countless measures taken by the U.S. against Cuba over six decades is nearly impossible. These years of economic warfare, state terrorism, and…
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Under the Trump administration's revised immigration policies, Cubans who previously benefited from special U.S. treatment are now facing increased detention.  A policy shift, rather…
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Two Spaniards, a Russian, two Vietnamese, a Venezuelan, and a Cuban trapped in Havana.
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The Associated Press reported that "Cuba suffered a massive power outage Friday night affecting Havana and the country’s provinces that left millions in the dark.” Adding, “Cuba’s…
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