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Mailin and Bladilien – Living on the Streets of Havana

Mailin and Bladilien are a couple. They met on the street in Havana, and they’ve now been together for three years. (12 pictures)

Some 600,000 Cubans were intercepted at the southern US border since October 2021, more than any other mass exodus in Cuba’s history.

“U-Turn” transactions are fund transfers related to Cuba or any other sanctioned country conducted between two non-US banks.

Cuban officialdom does not mention several obvious problems with midnight markets: blackouts, lack of products and corruption in the food sector.

What happens Sunday will determine the complicity or firmness of the Mexican Government in the face of dictatorships in the region.

Caution among those who benefit from Biden’s measures on the Island, given the uncertainty about them becoming reality.

Walking along Havana’s 5th Ave. is a visual delight, but even more satisfying to enter a place that boasts impressive beauty. (41 photos)

The current energy crisis with prolonged blackouts could lead to the collapse of the system and a transformation to democracy.

Cuban cinema of the last decade has been characterized by offering a discourse on life in marginalized neighborhoods.

I often find myself remembering my bicycle, and how it shrunk the distances in Alamar, the community east of Havana where I still live.