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Poverty in Cuba
Laritza Camacho demands that Cuban officials "remove their mask": "It is urgent that officials start functioning."
Cuba sets the basic salary for a newly graduated doctor at 7,045 CUP, equivalent to about 14 dollars a month
The economy of control and dependency
A bicycle for Dainer: Influencer Yeison López reveals that he already bought it before the viral challenge
Water scarcity in Cuba: Elderly residents in Santiago de las Vegas carry buckets from a water truck to their homes
Do 5,000 pesos suffice to live in Cuba? Cubans respond with a snapshot of prices
"I can't take it anymore": Mother of a child with cerebral palsy in Cuba erupts on social media over blackouts and water shortages
Cuba redefines its social protection model: Who will now receive aid from the State?
An American YouTuber traveled through Cuba and was emphatic: "Communism destroyed the country."
Cuba survives thanks to the ingenuity of its people, according to The New York Times
Five messages in Díaz-Canel's speech for a Cuba that awaits answers
Cubans rush out to respond to Díaz-Canel: "What joy?"
"My mom is sick, I do this to help her": the plight of children selling food on the streets of Havana
The Cuba of El Cangrejo and the Cuba of the boy who saved his food for his grandparents
Díaz-Canel: "Our response to suffocation is the inventiveness, creativity, and joy of the Cuban people."
Teen reserves food donation in Cuba: "I'm going to save it for my grandparents."
“The elites are becoming obscenely wealthy”: The phrase by Díaz-Canel that best captures the privileged caste of Cuba
A Cuban writer asserts that the true blackout in Cuba is having lost the ability to feel indignation
Caldosa for July 26 in Santa Clara: "As always, romanticizing misery."
Dayron Robles reveals what his true motivation was for training in athletics in Havana
"Where did we leave off that everything is turned upside down?" questions the Cuban poet and researcher
Help is being sought for a Cuban mother and her three children who are living in extreme poverty in Holguín
They raised over 300,000 pesos for a teenager with cerebral palsy in Havana
More Cubans help young man who survived 33,000 volts in Military Service
Cuba, in the basement of the world economy
The European Union allocates an additional 10 million euros to Cuba due to the worsening of the crisis
This is the line at a bank in El Vedado to withdraw money
He survived a 33,000-volt shock during Military Service and today lives forgotten by the regime
Katungo: "There are times when I become an intellectual madman trying to understand the philosophical words of Miguel Díaz-Canel."
How can a retiree live on 2,500 Cuban pesos?
"The Island of the Indigenous": Cuban gathers wood to be able to cook
92-year-old Cuban woman begs on the street for "at least five pesos" to be able to eat
Díaz-Canel acknowledges that the Cuban regime turned to capitalism to maintain power: "It pains me."
Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba laments the youth exodus: "Young people only think about leaving."
Habitante premieres, the documentary that made the words of a fisherman from Havana go viral
Are all state workers now "vulnerable"? What the regime's new salary scale reveals
Cuban academic: The people of the island "have reached the limit of resilience and are still standing."
"Carton of eggs costs more than the raise": Cubans explain to Díaz-Canel the real cost of living
Cubans are outraged by Díaz-Canel's words on the salary increase: "It’s not enough for even three days."
Official media criticizes the lack of workers' rights in the U.S.: And do they have rights in Cuba?
The Cuban regime acknowledges that the new minimum wage does not cover the basic basket of goods
Díaz-Canel on the increase in wages and pensions: "It shows that the reforms protect the most vulnerable."
Palm cutters in Cuba: a 12-year-old boy and a young man survive with a dangerous trade
Cáritas opens a dining room for children from impoverished families in Santiago de Cuba
Cuban woman breaks down in tears upon seeing a child in Havana begging for money to eat: “The saddest scene I witnessed.”
More than 400,000 pesos raised in two days for the Cuban girl Lía, who lives in extreme poverty in Bayamo
Aging in Cuba is a tragedy: miserable pensions, hunger, and neglect
A Cuban has been waiting for nearly a decade for repairs to her home damaged by a cyclone
Official journalist criticizes the internal blockade “that has caused us so much harm”
11-year-old Cuban boy works collecting cans to help his mother: "Please, help me."
President of the FMC: "Cuban women know that the crisis weighs more heavily on our shoulders."
They are seeking help for an eight-year-old Cuban girl who lives in extreme poverty
In the dark and illuminated by cell phones: This is how people line up to buy chicken in Cuba
"Still Exists": Official Publication About Charcoal Boards Infuriates Cubans
Official press acknowledges the failure of transfer payments in Cuba
Chaos at the bank line in Havana to withdraw money: "We can't use our salaries."
Cuban sparks outrage on social media by claiming that the U.S. won't defeat him: "At least there's something to cook."
"From that paradise island, only a land mired in misery remains," affirms Cuban writer Daína Chaviano
Amir Valle: Cuba, "a private estate of the Castros," "where people are dying of hunger."
Mother with her sick child denounces abandonment by institutions: "They suffer deafness and blindness when it’s convenient."
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