Nike, Author at Havana Times

Cubans and Masks

When I go outside every morning, I run into lots of people I know, all of them hiding behind their masks. We compliment the masks we wear.

The artist includes sea fans, seashells, stones and plant fibers with which he summons us to protect and care for nature. Open until Dec. 16.

I just finished watching a documentary about cave people, a couple of hours ago. Their lives revolved around food. I really identified.

Cuba has a long history of blackouts. When I was a little girl, blackouts were so common that nobody used to question them.

In the town I grew up in, Cojimar, there is a house/farm known as Fidel’s house. The story goes that Fidel was given this house before 1959.

Nike takes us to an exhibition of the Cuban artist and teacher Joc.

I want to tell you how the day-to-day is being lived in Cuba at this moment.

It’s incredible what people do to eat meat.

In the 1950s, exactly in 1956, with a frequency of three trips a week, the City of Havana ferry started a service between Key West and Havana.

I want to share several stories that are happening these days and that demonstrate the kindness of people, that is, of ordinary Cubans.