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Meliá Doubles Down on Cuba with New Hotels and Major Renovations

The increased presence of the Spanish hotel group Meliá in Cuba seems genuine, despite the collapse of international tourism on the island. According ...

Government Denies Unspecified Rumor About Cuba's Energy Situation

Human Trafficking and Violent Robbery Ring Dismantled in Cuba

Reports from Cuba: Havana Book Fair has few books, and you can only look, not touch or buy

Juan Diego Rodriguez writes in 14yMedio from Havana via Translating Cuba: At the Havana Book Fair, There Are Few Books, and You Can Look but Not Touch or Buy The Havana International Book Fair invited two countries this year: an official one, Brazil, and an “unofficial” one, Russia, whose booth, although small, is located at

Cuba Petroleo Attributes Power Outages to Fuel Shortages

Officials argue that the problem isn't failures and breakdowns in the thermoelectric plants, but rather the lack of fuel to operate them.

Havana International Book Fair: Very Few Books, and Look-But-Don't-Touch-or-Buy restrictions

From our Bureau of Socialist Open-Mindedness and Tolerance with some assistance from our Bureau of Woke Consciousness-Raising in Socialist Latrine American Totalitarian Hellholes Wanna see what American book fairs would be like if the Woke Party were to take over the U.S.? Look no further than Havana, where an international book fair is currently being

Cuba: Diaz-Canel Orders Farmers to Produce More Milk

Reports from Cuba: Cuban president tells farmers to be 'nice' and produce more milk

14yMedio reports from Havana via Translating Cuba: Cuban President Diaz-Canel Tells the Farmers To Be ‘Nice’ and Produce More Milk Drop the “inertia” and “be nice” were the instructions given this Thursday by Miguel Díaz-Canel on his tour of the municipality of Consolación del Sur, in Pinar del Río, as part of his official tour

Reports from Cuba: In Cuba, electricity theft and blackouts go hand in hand

Natalia Lopez Moya reports in 14yMedio from Havana via Translating Cuba: Electricity Thefts and Blackouts Go Hand in Hand in Cuba Camila, 52 years old, checks the number on the meter up to three times a day. She leaves her apartment in the Wajay neighborhood in Havana, reaches the common area where all the devices

Electricity Theft and Blackouts Go Hand in Hand in Cuba

When customers decide to dispense with the fraudulent mechanism, the Electric Company employees retaliate against them.