Artificial Intelligence Is Not Going to Kill My Dreams
Back in Cuba, I used to hear people talk about Artificial Intelligence, but for one reason or another I never fully grasped its true scope.
Diaries
Venezuela: Eternity Beneath the Rubble
The brief moment of seismic shaking buries you beneath the rubble in seconds, then hours stretch into an eternity.
Venezuela Is Suffering
Our deepest condolences and heartfelt hopes go out to all those who are still searching for their family members and friends.
When Ideology Yields to Empty Pockets
The history of this country since 1959 has shown that even the most rigid dogmas become flexible when people’s pockets are empty.
The Jobs of My Son’s Friends
Most of them have chosen to work on social media. It’s an option that can generate income, although it requires decent internet service
Cubans Living Below Zero
Getting used to a total blackout would be the greatest defeat of all, and refusing to disappear is the last form of resistance we have left.
What Does One More Death or One Less Death Make Us Feel?
I learn that Commander Ramiro Valdés Menéndez has just died. And I remember something we used to say all the time…
Waiting to Collect the Result of a Lifetime of Work
What caught my attention when I arrived at the bank was not the number of people. It was the exhaustion etched on the faces of the elderly…