Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Ortega’s Paramilitary Kidnap a Choir Musician & Seven Others

Neighbors of Olesia Muñoz confirmed that a group of civilians arrived at her home, when she was rehearsing for the mass of this Holy Thursday

Electricity and Gas Meters in Havana

Electricity meters are often violated by customers to not pay part of the consumption, the price which has gradually increased in recent years (19 photos)

Israel Raids Al-Aqsa Mosque for Second Night, Bombs Gaza in Response to Rocket Fire

Demonstrations took place in Gaza, Turkey, Jordan & elsewhere as international officials condemned the Israeli attacks on the Al-Aqsaf mosque

Cuban Capital Experiments with Electric Mobility

A total of 106 electric three-wheel taxis active in Havana seek to mitigate urban transport problems from fuel shortages.

“The US Border Isn’t Open”

The person wishing to immigrate may enter through the humanitarian parole program or with a legal appointment scheduled on the CBP One app.

UN Experts to Expand Investigation of Nicaragua’s Repressors

The UN mandate is to determine who the aggressors are “by name and surname,” as well as the institutions involved.

Flowering, New Mexico, USA – Photo of the Day

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Flowering” in New Mexico, USA.

Havana Weather for April 6-12

The High temperatures will be between 27 and 31ºC (81 and 88 F) and the Lows between 19 and 21ºC (66 and 70 F).

The Benefits of Lower Retirement Ages

Rather than increasing retirement ages as many governments are proposing, men and women worldwide want to stop working earlier.

Cuba’s Official Press Begins to Question Tourism Management

The publication regrets that the government insists on building more hotels when most of the income is obtained from fine dining.