Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Havana’s Traffic Lights Go Dark from Blackouts & Breakdowns

In addition to the holes in the sidewalks and balconies that threaten to collapse, there is also the deterioration of the traffic lights.

Dr. Ahmed Hashem Abu Nasser is one of a handful of doctors in north Gaza treating scores of children for malnutrition.

It was October 2, 1968, when hundreds of students were gunned down by soldiers as they held peaceful protests on the eve of the Olympic Games.

When nature invites, you feel the fragrance of the trees and the song of the birds, making you value the surroundings. (11 Photos)

Rumors about Raul Castro’s death usually coincide with moments of high national tension, like the severe current crisis.

Geovanni Guerra from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Conversation Among Friends”, in Camagüey, Cuba.

Cuba continues to be influenced by a low-pressure system in the southwest of the Gulf of Mexico.

Humberto’s situation reflected the dispute over power and the correlation of forces between Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

Jennie Lincoln of the Carter Center will deliver the original records of the Venezuelan presidential elections to the OAS.

During all the time the state was so powerful, it recited that the owner of all things human and divine was the people.