A stage divided by the Berlin Wall on one side -- seeming so much like Cuba today -- a group of people who fight to buy, love and subsist. Through th...

I was only fourteen and everything was happening too fast around me. The material shortages were severe and in the shops of my city it was already d...

Forged in the logic of confrontation, a possible seat in the OAS appears to Cuban leaders as more dangerous than the barricades before which they feel so comfortable.

Among us there exists a frequently practiced sport, but one whose statistics and events are not mentioned anywhere. This is the sport of surrendering the Communist Party card.

There is uneasiness, power cuts in some neighborhoods, and a general sensation that we are going downhill.

Hilda Molina and I share a couple of rare "privileges"; we were both mentioned in Fidel Castro's prologue for the book Fidel, Bolivia and Something M...

For the Cuban government, which continues to measure its relations with its northern neighbor by our differences, the cycle of suspicion and discord shows no sign of coming to an end.

What is happening in Iran and its dissemination through the Internet is a lesson for Cuban bloggers.

This post is one in a weekly series in which I am introducing the writings of the wider Cuban blogosphere to Huffington Post Readers. Are We On Red ...

An uncertain summer awaits us, where they announce power cuts, higher prices and where there is even a prediction of an emigration stampede. Many Cub...

Inhabitants of Caletone have been swept into a no man's land not only by hurricane-force winds, but by indifference.

I confess I prefer the restrained style, but there are a lot of explanations outstanding which, in the face of so much discontent, are urgent.

Cuba can no longer resell a portion of the barrels that come from Caracas and this -- along with the international financial problems -- has forced it to re-impose the cuts.