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Pilgrimages and Promises to San Lazaro in Cuba

The sanctuary is filled with expressions of gratitude and hope, where devotion is intertwined with Cuban history and identity. (21 pictures)

After the Socialist Camp collapsed in 1991, and with Cuba’s unstoppable economic crisis, the battle to get food is ordinary Cubans’ main priority

My house got robbed almost two weeks ago. It was almost a robbery of oversight. But not so much oversight.

After the December 3 referendum, Maduro proposed the passing of a law to create a new Venezuelan State to administer Essequibo.

This time the pilgrimage to his sanctuary on December 17th was not as massive as in previous years due to the bad weather. (10 pictures)

There aren’t any constitutional safeguards in Cuba and abuse of power will continue in every decision-making process.

What can we expect on the table for Christmas and New Years? At the moment they offer us the fear of attacks by Florida gunmen and aliens.

With the awards ceremony on Friday evening the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema concludes in Havana.

I’ve wondered if Cuban guajiros are happy, if they are happier than city dwellers and what really is happiness.” (9 Pictures)

Niels Graverholt from Denmark took our photo of the day: “Two Nice Women on a Havana Street.”