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Food in Cuba
He took his mom to a market in Brazil, and this was her reaction
Where did Cuba's fish end up? Official figures show a collapse in catches
"Check the bread carefully": an unwelcome guest is found inside one in Morón, Ciego de Ávila
He traveled to Cuba with a backpack full of cheese and ham: this is how he did it, and here are his tips
NGO director announces an additional 28,000 dollars in humanitarian aid for families in Santiago de Cuba and Camagüey
With a whistle and up the hill: bread vendor in Santiago de Cuba
What can you buy with a teacher's salary in Cuba?
The Council of Ministers regulates the marketing of agricultural and forestry products in Cuba
A pound of chicken for 800 pesos: Cuban denounces skyrocketing prices in the MiPYMES of Havana
The cookies that were announced with "great fanfare" in Matanzas
Blind and Alone in Holguín: Elderly Man Survives Amid Hunger, Blackouts, and Misery
Cookies are being sold for 500 and 1,000 pesos in Matanzas. Will they reach everyone?
Cuban shows everything she can buy with a salary of 5,000 pesos: she is left with only 70
Garlic, leeks, and cilantro water: food for the elderly at the social dining hall in Santiago de Cuba is being criticized
The Cuban government promises prices up to 30% lower in its new "neighborhood markets."
If there is flour, why is there a lack of bread? The government of Guantánamo says that power outages do not justify stopping its production
Toxic microalgae associated with fish ciguatera detected in Cuban waters
"Does this come from Earth or Saturn?": Cuban outraged by onion prices
"What are we, pigs perhaps?": Cuban questions the quality of the ration book bread
"We're wasting our lives thinking about what we're going to eat": The heartbreaking reflection of a Cuban
U.S. aid reaches hundreds of families in Cienfuegos
Alarm in Matanzas: Food poisoning outbreak affects 29 people, including 22 children
Díaz-Canel calls for production on idle lands in Boyeros during National Defense Day
Granma announces the sale of a new brand of Cuban coffee
How much does it cost to support a small family in Havana? One estimate exceeds 200,000 pesos per month
"There are 3 characters that never fail": Cuban woman sparks laughter with what happens when opening suitcases in Cuba
Cuba is issuing 10,000 and 20,000 peso bills starting from September 16
Long lines in Holguín to buy powdered soda: "It's the only place where there's any."
"I never thought it would be like this": Cuban elders talk about their old age
Bruno Rodríguez blames the U.S. for 7,000 containers bound for Cuba stranded in ports around the world
Even Cándido Fabré joins the demands: "Lower the oil prices, I want to eat with fat."
Neighborhood complaint raises suspicions about the fate of milk for pregnant women and warehouses in Manicaragua, Villa Clara
Mike Hammer visits Villa Clara and oversees the delivery of U.S. humanitarian aid: "For the good of the Cuban people."
Cuban earns his first salary in Brazil: “I want to treat myself.”
An onion priced at 910 pesos: prices at the fair in Línea and L outrage a customer from Havana
"In everyone's face": reports of bread hoarding by resellers in Cojímar, Havana
The checkbook turns a food tray into an antenna to search for signal in Cuba
Who took our daily bread?
A Mincin official justifies the rice shortage in Cuba: it is produced, but people do not notice it
Productive neighborhoods, solar energy providers, and private sponsors: the official response in Santa Clara to "make life more bearable."
New regulations allow foreign investment and direct exports to Cuban cooperatives
U.S. aid lands in Santa Clara: 700 food kits and 700 hygiene kits
Cuban leader praises Fidel Castro despite the disaster he left in agriculture: "He is in our minds"
The Council of Ministers updates regulations to boost agricultural recovery
The Council of Ministers regulates the ownership and use of agricultural lands
Five minors treated urgently in Santiago de Cuba for food poisoning
Cuba reduces food purchases from the U.S. by 11%.
U.S. aid begins to arrive in Santa Clara: Caritas will manage 60 million dollars
The Council of Ministers updates regulations for the marketing of agricultural products
Cuba with food being extremely expensive, but Díaz-Canel says that state enterprises are "on the right track."
Images show the deplorable state of the bread received by families in Santiago de Cuba
Boats on land and rafts at sea: this is how fishing survives in a Cuban town
From an empty refrigerator in Cuba to a full one in Brazil: "There is no better image."
A Cuban spends 2,400 pesos to prepare a meal: "I went with the cheapest option."
Camaquito helps 250 families in Santiago de Cuba and Camagüey with food, medications, and fans
Lunching in Cuba is a luxury for the "wealthy."
Cuban zoo admits it needs support from small and medium enterprises to feed its lions
“Almost gave me a stroke”: What it cost this Cuban doctor to fill her fridge in Cuba
Cuban woman recounts her experience after staying at a famous hotel in Varadero
Chicken picadillo, the new victim of rising prices in Cuba
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