Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Electric Generators for Blackout Weary Cubans with Money

The energy deficit, due to the poor state of the thermoelectric plants and the lack of fuel, has plunged Cubans into darkness.

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Chased by Graffiti”, in Havana, Cuba.

Exiled Nicaraguans participating in vigils in Costa Rica and Mexico. In the United States they organized a caravan on August 21st.

This comes as the Biden administration is still mass deporting Haitian asylum seekers, including young children.

Foreign currency won’t be sold at airports; they say “they need to boost and facilitate more Cubans’ access to this foreign currency market.

Who among those who love them doesn’t owe them something: their job, their wealth, the empty epaulettes on their General’s uniform?

The residents of Nuevitas, Camagüey, once again showed civic muscle by chanting “freedom” and “the people united will never be defeated.”

This controversy is marked by social and political tension that indicates the forces and struggles of power within Cuban civil society.

Tim Cholowski from Canada took our photo of the day “Dreaming in Havana, Cuba”.

Will Chile have a new constitution that prioritizes water and climate change issues, gender equality and decentralization?