Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Cuba Telecom Company’s Hidden War on our Freedoms

Almost four years after internet access on cell phones appeared on this island, staying connected is still a headache.

Rider Gonzalez, who runs a small cafe in Havana’s tourist center, faces a challenge every day to have the basic supplies needed to operate…

As happens in poetry, music and literature, Luis Enrique Mejia turns two words into one: “nicamigrante,” to give it greater rhythm & assertion.

Today’s featured artist is Alberto Vazquez from Mexico with the song “Mi Amigo Arana” from the album “Alberto Vazquez” (1973).

Victor Chacon from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Sundial” in the Tachira, Venezuela airport.

Democracy has died in Nicaragua. But if there’s one thing we know about Nicaraguans, it’s that they never let themselves be cowed.

An incredible third of Pakistan remains under water following devastating floods that have killed over 1,300 and displaced tens of millions.

The underlying problem is that the Chilean identity was historically constructed on the idea of a neutral mestizaje…

LED streetlights with a modern design will replace traditional streetlights in the Cuban capital’s historic center.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Hugging the Sea”, in Havana, Cuba.