Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Two Brave Cubans on Trial: Art Is Power & Stirs Consciences

Their real crime is defending freedom of expression and creation, something that the Cuban regime fears to the limits.

Nicaraguan Mother’s Day Proclaimed Day of National Mourning

The demand was raised in the tribute “Traces of the Rebellion”, held on the fourth anniversary of the May 30, 2018 massacre.

Colombia: Petro Wins First Round Voting, Runoff in June

Rodolfo Hernandez finished second and will compete with Petro for the presidency in the runoff set for June 19, 2022.

Woman on a Havana Street – Photo of the Day

Margareta Turos from Hungary captured our photo of the day: “Woman on a Havana Street.”

Who will be Cuba’s Next President?

The time will come within the next two years, when Diaz-Canel will have to indicate his intended choice for appointment as his successor.

Biden’s Moves on Cuba

This week we have drawn on the relaxation measures announced by the Biden Administration and their impact on our country. (Cartoon feature)

In Havana, Purchases in Peso Stores are Further Restricted

In stores that take payment in pesos, purchases will continue to be written down in the ration book and limitations will be applied…

Havana with Sunset Back Lighting

From a rooftop, from the malecón sea front drive or an infinite and eternal avenue, the city is shown against the light; plain and simple. (22 photos)

Who Really Benefits from US Funding for Cuban Entrepreneurs?

How can these small funds become available to Cuban bus iness owners when there is a legal ban in Cuba for them to receive foreign funding?

Ortega to Close Down 83 More Non-Profits, The List Grows

With these cancellations, the Ortega regime’s war on civil society organizations will reach 356 NGOs and associations canceled since 2018.