Cuban Government Authorizes “Large Private Companies”
Despite the opening toward the private sector, the law continues to affirm that “the socialist state enterprise is the principal actor in the national economy”.
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Cuba’s Railways: No Tracks to Get Anywhere
The day they decide to put the Santa Cruz del Sur in Camaguey train back into service, they will probably have to lay a new track…
Cuban Theater: “Mothers, the Emptiness That Dwells Within”
Some plays are seen. And some stay with you. Mothers, a play by El Ciervo Encantado, belongs to the latter. (10 photos)
Dumping Grounds for Memories
They are not always old buildings or mansions that once belonged to wealthy families. Sometimes they are much more modest spaces.
Havana Weather for September 3-9
Relative humidity will be between 65% and 95%. Highs will range from 31 to 34°C (88 to 93°F), while lows from 25 to 26°C (77 to 79°F).
Bye Bye Afternoon, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Bye Bye Afternoon”, in Havana, Cuba.
Havana: The City That Became an Improvised Office
Yamilka is part of a generation that earns dollars from an island where the average monthly salary is less than thirty dollars.
Cuba Faces Electrical & Political-Technological Blackouts
In March 2023, the world learned of a case that sparked one of the first debates about the dangers of emotional relationships between human beings and chatbots.
The Charcoal Makers of Soplillar
The community is located in one of Cuba’s most important natural areas: the Zapata Swamp, the largest wetland in the Caribbean. (35 photos)
Young Cubans in These Difficult Times
These are young people who, despite all the hardships, have not lost the joy and enthusiasm characteristic of their age.