Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Food Has Become Inaccessible in Cuba for Many

The economic reform didn’t bring about the desired result, thus changes have had to be made which the Government has called “rectification”.

Former government staffer and rape survivor Brittany Higgins said she wanted to see more action, as she slammed the apology…

The Fabretto Foundation must stop attending more than 40 thousand children and adolescents after the annulment of its legal status.

“The totalitarianism in Nicaragua is beyond comparison with other situations in the region,” the Brazilian attorney affirmed.

Navas is one of the founders of the peasant movement that Ortega-Murillo have tried to destroy, forcing leaders into exile or imprisoning them

Foreign currency prices – as well as the Cuban magnetic card currency (MLC) – have shot up on Cuba’s illicit market in recent weeks.

Officials said the harsh terrain in the southern border can be life-threatening and that robots would reduce agents’ exposure to the hazards.

This photographic project tires to explain what it means for migrants to have a little piece of homeland, even if it’s fleeting. (26 pictures)

Outraged students demand the reinstatement of their universities’ legal status. A prominent academic warns of the loss of university autonomy.

Irina Pino from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The House of Luis Manuel Otero”, in Havana, Cuba.