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The Old Age We Never Expected to Live in Cuba

“My grandmother hates goodbyes. But no one escapes them, especially not in Cuba, the country of endless farewells…”

A tragic constant in Latin American history that “made its heroes victims, its wise men outcasts, and its honorable men pariahs.”

Valerie Love from Canadá took our photo of day: “Landscape in Manzanillo, Cuba”.

I would like to draw attention to the many people here forced to beg for money or sleep in public spaces. It is a sad & unpleasant reality…

We talked about various issues regarding the dynamics of life. About some who had left the country & the reasons why many people leave Cuba.

Photos from my doorway and the surroundings of my house, documenting the daily life in the neighborhood at Cordoba Park. (19 photos)

My friend called me to tell me that her papers finally arrived. I congratulated her. We agreed to meet at a café the next day to say goodbye.

When those who occupy the seats in the spheres of power are a minority, they can only maintain their prevalence through force…

Talking about private companies in Cuba was a taboo subject for decades because it was diametrically opposed to the essence of communism.

Since I was a child, I witnessed my father’s determination to create improvised spaces for the few varieties allowed by his tight budget.