Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Rolling Through Havana

In Havana, getting into a shared taxi is not an everyday act. Surviving transportation is a feat. A relentless battle…

Despite all the shipments from Mexico, the Cuban population continues to suffer endless blackouts.

Voters also elect the vice-presidential running mate. Additionally, they will choose 36 senators and 120 deputies to the National Assembly.

Tom McGory from Canada took our photo of the day: “Hotel Plaza”, en Havana, Cuba.

“We must be ready to look for another path,” say young people who are trying to apostille their documents at the Foreign Ministry.

In the preceding months, the pre-electoral dynamic has generated confusion and impotence. Everything has been resolved from above…

They say remembering is living again. On rainy days like today I almost believe that when I open the door of my apartment…

Today’s featured artist is Cuban clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera with the song “Canção de Noite” recorded in 2019. Musical notes provided.

Despite stable macroeconomic indicators, poverty affects nearly a third of Peru’s inhabitants, with indigenous populations bearing the brunt.

The largest anti-government protests since 1959 in Cuba took place on that day we now abbreviate as 11J (July 11, 2021).