Cashing In on Fuel Sales in Havana, Cuba
Selling gasoline at around US $5.00 per liter ($19 per gallon) has become a highly desirable private business in Havana.
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Exhibition: 5th Marine Art Salon Marks Cojimar’s Anniversary
This salon is held every year and focuses on marine themes. The participating artists are from the local community. (12 photos)
An Abandoned Pioneers’ Palace on 5th Avenue in Miramar, Havana
Here are some photographs I took at the former “Presence of Lenin” Pioneers’ Palace, located in Miramar, Havana. (15 photos)
Trump, Bukele’s Ally and Ortega’s Adversary
The United States condemns Nicaragua’s authoritarian drift but ignores the advance of authoritarianism in El Salvador. So why is that?
Digital Scams in Cuba: Lurking on Your Phone
Digital crimes are growing rapidly in Cuba, taking advantage of the limited digital and financial literacy and police inaction.
Cuban Professor Alina Barbara Lopez to Expand Her Protests
The professor denounced that her double arrest on Saturday was a “kidnapping with no other possible interpretation.”
How Mexico Fueled GAESA in Cuba Without Transparency
Between 2023 and 2025, while Mexico’s state oil company Pemex transferred more than US $1.5 billion worth of oil to Cuba…
Buoys Cause Chaos on the Rio Grande, Close International Bridges
Hundreds of massive orange buoys staged for a controversial DHS floating barrier project broke free near Eagle Pass, Texas.
What’s Offered for Children this Summer in Camaguey, Cuba?
Three recreational activities that Cuban children eagerly look forward to during summer vacation—the beach, swimming pools, and ice cream.
Inflation Takes Center Stage in Cuba’s Economic Crisis
“Food is incredibly expensive: fruits, vegetables, rice, cooking oil, meat—the price of everything just keeps going up and up.”