Tough Times in Cuba's Prisons
Former inmates describe abuse by warders as well as poor health, sanitation and nutrition.
Former inmates describe abuse by warders as well as poor health, sanitation and nutrition.
Rights groups say mass prisoner release includes no one jailed on political grounds.
Healthcare workers on foreign assignments have to hand over much of their pay to the Cuban government.
Screening is widely available, although mistakes still happen.
People in Santa Clara complain about massive, unexplained price rise.
As UNESCO event hears of increasing censorship and intimidation across Latin America, Cuban reporters talk about the especially tough environment they work in.
Almost half a million self-employed find paying in taxes a time-consuming business.
For many, a balanced diet with enough fruit and vegetables is just too expensive.
Rising rates of alcohol dependence among young people.
Some see thaw as “betrayal”, others as an opportunity to set conditions that Havana must meet.