Díaz-Canel Denies Collapse in Cuba at the Beginning of the School Year
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President Miguel Díaz-Canel verified school preparations and acknowledged the work of the education sector, local governments and Cuban families.
The dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged that Cuba faces a situation of suffering in the face of the severe economic and social crisis affecting the island. In an interview with the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, the communist leader classified the scenario as complex, but denied that the country is near a collapse. The Cuban population faces frequent blackouts, lack of water, difficulties in public transport and limited operation of hospitals. …
Latin American Summary, August 27, 2026. On Wednesday morning, while President Díaz-Canel was going through the “Vibora” People’s Council in the capital city of Diez de Octubre, a truth stood as new cunitas, tables, chairs, toys or backpacks could be seen—which are expected to be released in the new school year—Cuba in [...] La entrada Cuba. New school year: with the heart in the center of the chest (+Audio) was first published in Latin American…
Cuba with its heart in the center of the chest Alina Perera Robbio Presidency Cuba This Wednesday morning, while President Díaz-Canel was running the “Vipera” People's Council in the capital...
In Cuba, about 1 500 000 children and adolescents will attend the classrooms when it begins, on September 1, the new school year of general education. This was reported on Wednesday morning by the Minister of Education, Naima Ariatne Trujillo Barreto. The headline’s statements took place from the Cepero Bonilla primary school, located at the Vibora People’s Council, in the capital city of October 10th, after the visit to that educational institu…
Díaz-Canel used the start of the school year to deny the collapse in Cuba, while the system faces 24,000 uncovered teachers and blackouts of more than 20 hours.
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