Only about 2% of Cubans can get online (although that could change thanks to the recent arrival of a fibre-optic cable from compañero Chávez in Venezuela), but it doesn’t matter. You don’t need the internet to get Radio Bemba. The news may be a little stale by the time you read it, but it gets […]
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Havana Times: “You lose 20 and win 40,†touted this almost 50-year-old man. Nice looking and well dressed, he was standing at the stop for the “P line†bus, the heaviest trafficked route in the capital city. What he was offering was a chance for each individual to change 1.00 peso for 0.80 cents, which
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Daily Mail: The purchasing and selling of private property was legalized by President Raul Castro in Cuba last November in a bid to keep the struggling Communist state afloat. Only citizens and permanent residents are allowed to buy properties in the Communist country but many Cuban exiles in America are entering the property markets through
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