I mostly love it except me no hablo español :angery:
I barely understand the articles as is, and didn't really like their article about PRL after I did a Google translation on it.
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Yeah, it might not be the best place to learn about world history, but so far I've been using to get some basic understanding of less ideologically/internationally relevant Cuban stuff. For example, the development of their IT sector.
That's why I also love it, the cuban centricity of it without natopedian intervention. It's good.
I have ecured saved in kiwix so I can still view it when the website is down. My Spanish is really not that great but I do enjoy seeing the different perspectives.
I live in the US south and I can easily pick up radio Havana Cuba on shortwave most days and that's pretty cool too. I've even written into the station a few times
wikipedia without the glow...
wikipedia sin el brillo...