Cubans Get Web Access, But Costs Are High
An hour of surfing is worth a week's wages, but authorities promise to cut prices at a later date.
Havana Buses Better, But Still a Way to Go
Problems remain despite government efforts to restore public transport to former efficiency.
Cuban Forgers Swamp Market With Low-Value Banknotes
Cashiers check paid-in money carefully, as they’ll have to replace any counterfeits out of their own pockets.
Port Town Swamped by Sewage
Drainage system crumbling after years of underinvestment.
Cuba Rejects "Biased" Human Rights Recommendations
Government has six months to respond on nearly 300 points.
Havana Evictions Highlight Housing Shortage
Homeless Cubans squat in disused state properties.
Life in a Cuban Jail
Journalist Calixto Ramón Martínez Arias speaks about his own experiences, and the mistreatment of other prisoners.
Cuba Grants Prison Access on Own Terms
First visit in years highlights lack of regular outside monitoring.
Sixty on Hunger Strike in Eastern Cuba
Authorities step up intimidation in hope of ending protest.
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