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A Balcony Falls on a Cafe in Vedado, Havana

The incident, part of a wave of collapses that is now impacting even one of the capital’s most solidly-built neighborhoods…

We were eight or nine immature brains acting impulsively, without considering the potential consequences of our actions.

Today, Saturday, June 22, a lot of water fell on Havana. Juan Suárez managed to capture images of some streets. (8 photos)

Nalva persisted at the foot of the ceiba tree. The long-awaited transport to take her home was a hope diluted in the steam of the asphalt.

Xavier Anaise from France took our photo of the day: “Santiago de Cuba, 1999”.

In addition to Old Havana and Cerro, the upscale neighborhoods of El Vedado and Miramar are also affected.

The Cuban government has found an immoral (but successful) justification to legitimize the repression of political pluralism in the country.

The professor apologizes to other victims for not having believed until today that the regime was capable of such violence.

Meivys Rega from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Lifelong Friends”, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

When the first sunrays begin to color the sky in shades of orange & pink, Rigo drinks a cup of coffee, his breakfast, and heads out to work.