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With internet shutdowns and over 100 people missing or arrested, what’s really going on in Cuba

“They’ll have to walk over our dead bodies if they want to take on the revolution,” said Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez. “We’re willing to do everything and we’ll be on the streets battling.” What’s happening in Cuba? * On July 11, Cubans across the country broke

Are there drawbacks to revolution? A former member of Fidel Castro’s inner circle sees parallels between the Cuban Revolution and the current unrest in the US

Are there drawbacks to revolution? A former member of Fidel Castro’s inner circle sees parallels between the Cuban Revolution and the current unrest in the US

Dr. Julio Antonio del Marmol, a former freedom fighter for Fidel Castro’s revolution in Cuba, is the son of Leonardo del Marmol, one of Castro’s principal funders in the run up to his successful takeover of the government in 1959. During the height of Cold War intrigue in

Cuba sells used cars for first time amid liquidity crisis

Cuba sells used cars for first time amid liquidity crisis

In efforts to dollarize the retail sector and its economy, Cuba’s government has begun selling used cars in tradable currencies for the first time. About a hundred prospective buyers showed interest in the sales held at a Havana outlet on February 25. Only 1 in 20 Cubans own a