Gasoline Reaches 750 Pesos ($1.50 USD) per Liter in Havana
Pots and pans are heard clattering in Havana protesting power outages lasting up to 13 hours, and it’s much worse in the provinces.
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Diaries
Opinion
The Real Threat to Democracy Isn’t Populism It Is Oligarchy
The crisis of democracy does not stem from mobilized masses, but from economic elites who have learned to govern without accountability.
Features
Thirty Dollars to Destroy Nature, One Dollar to Protect It
For every dollar the world invests in protecting nature, it spends 30 dollars on destroying it, according to a study released Thursday.
Interview
“I Don’t See Signs a US Military Operation in Cuba”
He believes Washington seems to be betting on “pressure” against Havana through “collateral effects,” such as the end of oil shipments.
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Havana’s 26th Avenue Zoo in These Times
I noticed many species have dwindled. I didn’t see the hippopotamus nor the exotic birds. The little monkeys were also gone. (13 photos)
Galeries
An Approach to Gothic Photography
Gothic photography is a visual exploration of melancholy, the sublime, the decadent, and the mysterious. (19 photos)
