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New Batches of Uniformed ‘Smurfs’ Arrive in Havana

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.

On January 17, Cubans received bad news: the Intercontinental Baseball Series scheduled for Colombia, six days later, was canceled.

Ivan Sanchez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “He Who Picks Up Cans”, in Havana, Cuba.

These private businesses face numerous challenges in a country with deficient agricultural production, high prices & unhealthy dietary habits

The value of women’s lives in Cuba continues to be minimal, and they are snatched away in plain sight with the indifference of authorities…

My parents and the ocean, days in paradise, distant echoes of a better country, far away from the disaster we’re currently living through.

The high temperatures will be between 24 and 29ºC (75 and 84 F) and the lows between 17 and 22ºC (63 and 72 F).

Both here in Cuba and on the other side of the Florida Strait, we hear the cheers of demagogy that speak of a heroic people.

In the afternoons, I take him for a walk. Everyone in the neighborhood knows him and calls him by his name. Now he is nine years old…