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Darkness on Havana’s Streets, Excess Light at Film Festival

The official narrative insists the festival demonstrates “the luminous resistance of Cuban culture.” That’s how first lady Lis Cuesta put it.

These are serious accusations, even if they may be viewed with suspicion given the precarious position of the person making them.

“This was the first time I’ve heard people in Cuba openly criticizing the government in front of me, a foreigner”

The day in a Havana tenement building doesn’t begin; it emerges. The first ray of sunlight slips between the bars of a balcony…

December should have been Javier’s best month since he began working as a remittance courier. Now, it’s an unknown.

News has reached me of the death of one of our professors at the Evangelical Theology Seminary in Matanzas.

“Travel Off Path” gives extensive reasoning why in general it discourages tourist travel to Cuba except for under certain conditions.

The 100 St. & Boyeros Ave market, one of Havana’s most important commercial hubs, woke up Friday with a strange atmosphere.

A line of classic cars is parked in the historic center of Havana, like a scene from a typical tourist postcard of Cuba.

Laura Taylor from Canada took our photo of the day: “Near the Sea”, in Cayo Coco, Cuba.