Cuba Archives - Page 170 of 528

A Building in Havana Defies the Law of Gravity

The columns that support the building seem strong, but the rest “you just have to blow on it to make it fall.”

Ana Hurtado talks about Cuba as if she were a deputy and dared to say this week that there are no political prisoners in this country.

An idea just struck me: I’m going to tell you about the most important things that have happened to me today.

Cuba has been repeatedly criticized by NGOs such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch for limiting freedom of expression.

“I embraced permaculture as an ideology of life, with a consciousness of caring for the environment & generating as little waste as possible.”

Valerie Love from Canada took our photo of the day: “Marea del Portillo”, en Granma, Cuba.

Faced with permanent harassment on his farm in Cardenas, Matanzas, Ernesto is considering selling his animals and abandoning the country.

The 29-year-old visual, graffiti and tattoo artist and mother of a 6-year-old is serving a ten-year prison sentence for sedition.

I feel happy every time I encounter a curb cut, or any other accessible modification to the architectural barriers on the streets where I walk

Many think that “having the use of reason” or saying “since I have had the use of reason” is something that happened at a very early age.