Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Chile: Interview with Mapuche Environmentalist Alberto Curamil

Look, my final call is to honor those who demonstrated in the different communities. In their honor, I am going to vote to Approve.

Israeli Soldiers Raid 7 Palestinian NGOs, Force Them to Close

Israeli forces raided and closed the offices of seven Palestinian civil society rights groups in the occupied West Bank on Thursday.

Hippies Long Left Havana’s Playita de 16, Garbage Has Come

“Don’t take off your shoes!” a mother yelled to her son at Playita 16, a piece of coastline on the west side of Havana with some history.

Havana Weather for August 18-24

Expect little variation in the weather. The days will be partly cloudy with a low probability of rain and an intense sensation of heat.

Cuba Needs More Transparency and Less Arrogance

There is no victory in Matanzas, just a fiasco. The results speak for themselves. At least 17 people dead and over 120 people injured…

Ortega Expels Catalan Fund for Development Cooperation

The representative of the organization was given 72 hours to leave Nicaragua, which prevents them from closing the 20 projects underway.

The Horror of a Broken-Down Car in Cuba – Photo of the Day

Greg Rothschild from the USA took our photo of the day: “The Horror of a Broken-Down Car”, in Havana, Cuba.

Academy of Motion Picture Arts Apologizes to Indigenous Activist Sacheen Littlefeather over 1973 Ceremony

The actor John Wayne reportedly attempted to remove her from the stage but was restrained by six security guards.

Nicaragua: What’s at Stake with the Fate of Bishop Alvarez

The dictatorship will bury hope if jail or exile is imposed against Monsignor Rolando Alvarez, currently under house arrest.

Direct photography, aberrant shots, perspective, and rhythm

In the so-called direct photography, the photographer cannot control the scene, they cannot decide what is in their frame and what is not… (47 photos)