Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Cuban Gov. Tries to Punish Cuban Boxing Champion

The boxer said he wouldn’t walk into the ring with the US anthem because he is Cuban and his homeland and national anthem are Cuba.

Nova Scotia Inundated with 3 Months’ Worth of Rain; Washington Wildfire Tops 52,000 Acres

Authorities in Nova Scotia say the region was deluged in less than 24 hours with the amount of rain it typically gets in three months.

Cuba’s Varadero Channel

The channel crosses the peninsula from north to south. On the inner shore it is bordered by a sidewalk that allows you to fish & take pictures. (12 photos)

It Isn’t the Season for Complaining Here in Cuba

It’s so hot you don’t want to do anything, much less go outside. But you have to work, even if your wages aren’t enough to get by.

Dominoes, Villa Clara, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Jenifer Rodriguez Pozo from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Dominoes”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

Raising Fish at Home, the Latest Silliness for Cubans

Will it begin to rain scrawny fish from balconies & rooftops, without anyone daring to pick them up, too similar to ourselves to touch them.

“Sanctions Against Nicaragua,” Ortega’s Big Lie

Deputies have urged individual sanctions against the regime’s judges and prosecutors, measures that don’t affect Nicaragua’s population.

The Pets Left Behind from the Cuban Exodus

Since October 2020, over 400,000 Cubans have entered the US across its southern border. How many of these migrants had animals in their care?

The Case of Nicaraguan Political prisoner Axel Balladares

The authorities refuse to recognize him as a political prisoner, assuring that in Nicaragua there are only common prisoners.

Havana Seen from the Diversity of Its Cars

The classic cars are multifunctional, you can find them from the 1940s & 50s converted into taxis, as well as cargo vehicles. (59 photos)