Dimas Castellanos writes from Havana via Diario de Cuba: Cuba: the old relationship between rationing and totalitarianism At the root of rationing in Cuba is the system's productive incapacity and its control over its people. On Monday, April 15 Cuba's Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a message asking the faithful to pray for "mothers who are struggling
Just because they're going hungry and have no future, it doesn't mean young Cubans can't be happy in the communist totalitarian hellhole where they live. That is according to the Castro dictatorship's Communist Youth Union. The government-controlled organization has issued a directive to Cuba's young people, who are suffering through the end stages of the
Juan Diego Rodriguez and Olea Gallardo report in 14yMedio from Havana via Translating Cuba: Cuban Women Live at the Margins of a Regime Led by Men The eleventh congress of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) was formally closed this Friday by the six men who govern the destiny of the country. The female quota in the presidium made