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What Happened to the Independent Cuban Baseball Team?

It doesn’t matter if there’s no chicken for the population or flour for bread; there is a budget to sabotage a sports event.

“January’s rice is here!!” Marta shouted at the top of her lungs, while she climbed up the stairs in our apartment building.

Without daring to fully enter the subject, Cuba’s official press mentioned in passing the “organized mafias” of the gas stations.

“When there is no visibility due to fog, the airport does not have the ground equipment to guide the landing, so the planes must circle around”

Every morning, hundreds of vendors coincide again on the same street, with their life stories and hopes, and reasons for being there.

It was a friend’s birthday, and I wanted to visit her. I left Vedado mentally and monetarily prepared to spend money on a collective taxi…

Its natural beauty and the characteristic color of its sea make it an oasis to visit during leisure or meditation hours. (22 photos)

Havana Times has held 12 editions full of creativity and captivating visual stories that have left a lasting impression on our readers & team

The sidewalks of the Havana Capitol are guarded by uniformed men whose faces the people had not seen before.

There is nothing speculative; Communist Party rule in Cuba has been wearing down for many years, and we know who are the winners and losers.