Despite the recent progress, decades of restrictions have left a complicated religious landscape in Cuba. Before the revolution, the Roman Catholic Church estimated 90% of the population was Catholic.

Verdecia wrote phrases such as: “no more blackouts, down with Diaz-Canel, and demanded freedom for political prisoners.

Around the world, autocratic client states like Cuba are sustained by Beijing’s money and technology in exchange for access, ...

Beyond the wordplay, the official statement confirms a policy that economists are quick to describe as a symptom of failure.