An Op-Ed piece by Mirta Ojito for The New York Times. Memories of empty shelves in Cuba come full circle. First, it was the hand sanitizer. Then, Clorox wipes, alcohol, thermometers and Tylenol vanished from the shelves. Soon after, the toilet paper was gone, and then the rolls of paper towels and the napkins, and […]

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