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Bouygues, the Favorite Construction Co. of Cuba’s Military

Who is Bouygues, the French conglomerate that built Cuba’s Five-Star Hotels? Read on and you will find out the details.

Finding a place with fuel is not enough: “When I got to the gas station I had 300 cars in front of me.” He left without buying.

Located east of the entrance to Havana Bay, it was initially a site for carpenters and sailors involved in commercial activity (32 photos).

La Palma is the most important road junction in Arroyo Naranjo, one of the most peripheral municipalities of the capital. (27 photos)

Those who did not manage to board during the day in Cienfuegos are condemned to sleep on benches in the facility.

On December 27, 2022, we left Havana on our journey towards Brazil. It was excessively cold, even for winter.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban jazz pianist Chucho Valdes performing an NPR Tiny Desk Concert on August 12, 2024.

Ileana de Jesus lives with her diabetic mother. The years of the pandemic and monetary reforms have diminished her purchasing power.

I grew up in an atmosphere where it was natural to be available to relatives, friends, and neighbors for whatever was needed.

After a four-week suspension, US authorities reactivated the humanitarian parole program for Nicaraguans, Cubans, Haitians, and Venezuelans.