Autor
Marleidy Muñoz
Periodista, editora y realizadora audiovisual a tiempo parcial. Madre de mellizos a tiempo completo. Licenciada en Periodismo por la Universidad Central de Las Villas y máster en Historia y Antropología, por la Universidad de Cienfuegos. Con los pies en Lima, Perú, y la mente en Cienfuegos, Cuba.
The minister based his promise on “the introduction of renewable energy,” “the growth of Energas,” and “repairs to thermal units.” With these actions, the Cuban government hopes to reduce the frequent and extensive power outages that have affected the population throughout the year.
Cuban authorities have helped Venezuela for at least 15 years to redesign its armed forces and intelligence services, “imposing surveillance and fear.”
An interview with Cuban musician Jorgito “Kamankola”
Beyond the scarce figures offered by the island’s government, the real impact of the enclave on the Cuban economy is unknown.
Israel Hernandez Planas is a well-known name on TV in Santiago de Cuba and national channels. However, he preferred to put his career as a journalist on hold and stay at home looking after his son.
Autores
Marleidy Muñoz
Periodista, editora y realizadora audiovisual a tiempo parcial. Madre de mellizos a tiempo completo. Licenciada en Periodismo por la Universidad Central de Las Villas y máster en Historia y Antropología, por la Universidad de Cienfuegos. Con los pies en Lima, Perú, y la mente en Cienfuegos, Cuba.
The minister based his promise on “the introduction of renewable energy,” “the growth of Energas,” and “repairs to thermal units.” With these actions, the Cuban government hopes to reduce the frequent and extensive power outages that have affected the population throughout the year.
Beyond the scarce figures offered by the island’s government, the real impact of the enclave on the Cuban economy is unknown.
Cuban authorities have helped Venezuela for at least 15 years to redesign its armed forces and intelligence services, “imposing surveillance and fear.”
Israel Hernandez Planas is a well-known name on TV in Santiago de Cuba and national channels. However, he preferred to put his career as a journalist on hold and stay at home looking after his son.
An interview with Cuban musician Jorgito “Kamankola”
