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Daughter of Cuban Detainee Challenges Maria Elvira Salazar in Public Confrontation (opens the original)
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Arianne Betancourt, the 33-year-old daughter of Justo Betancourt—a Cuban who spent more than six months detained at the controversial Alligator Alcatraz immigration facility—confronted Republican Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar during a community event in Miami last Saturday. The tense exchange, captured on video, was shared on social media by immigration rights activist Thomas Kennedy. During the event, Arianne introduced herself assertively to Salazar, stating, "My name is Arianne Betancour
Where's the Abundance? Cuban Finds Only Five Products at Local Havana Market (opens the original)
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A resident of Boyeros, Havana, recently highlighted the stark contrast between the image of abundance portrayed by state television about "local markets" and the reality he encountered in one such market: a sign listing only five products amidst mostly empty shelves. José Ernesto Veitia Pérez shared on Facebook his findings from two markets in the same area. While the market in Sierra Maestra, within the Nuevo Santiago community, was showcased on TV with well-stocked shelves, the reality at "El
Havana Invests in Solar Energy for Water Pumping (opens the original)
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The Cuban government plans to allocate 200 megawatts (MW) of solar photovoltaic generation solely for water pumping in Havana, aiming to eliminate reliance on the National Electric System (SEN) by early 2027. As reported by the official newspaper Granma, this initiative aims to mitigate the energy vulnerability of the capital's hydraulic system, where power outages directly impact wells, pumping stations, and boosters, leading to a severe supply crisis. In anticipation of the solar parks schedul
Dollar and Euro Surge in Cuba's Informal Market as Currency Pressure Intensifies (opens the original)
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By 10:00 a.m. local time in Cuba, the informal currency market witnessed further increases in the value of both the U.S. dollar and the euro on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The U.S. dollar rose to 733 Cuban pesos, while the euro reached 840 pesos. The MLC, with limited and only indicative data, hovered around 489 pesos. Exchange rate for USD to CUP: 733 CUP. Exchange rate for EUR to CUP: 840 CUP. Exchange rate for MLC to CUP: 489 CUP (indicative value, limited data available). The U.S. dollar i
Where Has Cuba's Fish Gone? Official Data Reveal a Sharp Decline in Catch (opens the original)
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Once a staple of the Cuban diet, fish has become increasingly scarce and expensive for the population. A recent analysis by the Food Monitor Program, released this Thursday, reveals that domestic fish catches have plummeted by more than half between 2020 and 2024. The 2024 Statistical Yearbook of Cuba, published by the National Office of Statistics and Information, reported a total gross catch of fish and seafood at 22,330.6 tons in 2024, a stark contrast to the 46,386.5 tons in 2020. Specifical
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