Opinion – Page 5 – Havana Times

Challenges for Reconstruction and Transition in Venezuela

What does the “Reconstruction of Venezuela” mean? Under what criteria and guidelines will it be carried out? Who will manage it?

Amid political prisoners, blackouts, and palace infighting, the fifth anniversary of July 11 confirms the regime’s final exhaustion.

Amid banging pots and pans, plumes of smoke, and outages, the Cuban electricity crisis seems to have turned madness into a widespread state.

Naturally, headlines focused on his openness to dialogue with Washington. But the deeper significance of the interview may lie elsewhere.

The energy crisis and inflation have turned a food that for decades was plentiful on Cuban tables into an almost exclusive commodity.

Donald Trump was deeply misled by the success of the operation to oust Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro on January 3rd.

The earth shook in Venezuela. It did so with such force that it fractured what remained of a State that had already been reduced to rubble.

Wi-Fi hotspots are disappearing, mobile coverage is failing, and customers are chasing a signal that is becoming increasingly scarce.

Ever since the Berlin Wall fell 37 years ago Cuba has been debating economic reforms to its socialist system, but little has happened.

Climate activists, human rights defenders, Indigenous communities and peace advocates have much to lose from the incoming government’s agenda