Features – Page 3 – Havana Times

Would Cuba’s Grandchildren Return to a Free Cuba?

My son no longer remembers much about his life in Cienfuegos—a city he has not returned to since 2019 because his mother cannot enter Cuba.

Even middle and higher income sectors, such as those receiving considerable remittances from abroad, are also feeling the weight of inflation

Raul Castro, 95, attended the tribute, seated in the audience alongside his brother’s widow, Dalia Soto del Valle.

In this small paradise turned into a major energy hub, the 500 residents are forbidden from talking about the incidence of cancer.

A government that controls the army, the courts, the electoral machinery and the police, and will still not risk even a stage-managed ballot.

Six journalists have been murdered in Mexico this year, five of them in just over two months, reports the Committee to Protect Journalists.

In the Havana neighborhood of Luyano, residents collected 70,000 pesos to replace a broken transformer, but in the end it couldn’t be done.

Cuba’s inland provinces have endured blackouts similar to the 1990s “Special Period” crisis for about seven years. Now it’s even worse.

Mining companies may ultimately lose access to the water they diverted from local communities, already facing the dispossession and drought.

Jorge Luis Arias Garcia cannot remember a moment in his life that was not marked by repression by the Cuban State.