Rafael hits Cuban agriculture, food could become more scarce Cuban farmers struggle with power outages, lack of irrigation US sanctions, economic crisis exacerbate agricultural collapse CAIMITO ...

How Cuban agriculture went from industrial to sustainable. Posted: May 9, 2025 | Last updated: May 9, 2025. In this Our Changing Climate environmental video essay, I look at the history of Cuban ...

Cuban economist Pedro Monreal has sharply criticized the recent "self-critique" by leader Miguel Díaz-Canel regarding Cuba's ...

The ACQUA CAMPUS initiative, funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), represents a significant ...

In a rare moment of self-criticism, Miguel Díaz-Canel conceded his administration's shortcomings in managing Cuba's economy ...

Diaz used to produce black beans, a staple of the Cuban diet and his most profitable crop. His black-bean production has dropped 70%, which he attributes to climate change.

However, for some students and local farmers, traveling to Cuba was not only a break activity, Visitors see differences in Cuban, U.S. farming – The Minnesota Daily However, for some students and ...

Hurricane Rafael knocked down Cuba’s power grid and damaged buildings, crops and critical infrastructure, adding to an already difficult situation.