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Another Farewell

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.

They promote a culture of conformism that undermines the consolidation of dissident voices and legitimizes the dictatorship internationally.

The Minister of Internal Trade said that due to the shortage, milk sales for children under seven years of age will be reduced in February.

I never imagined the photographs would give me the chance to reencounter my childhood & impart a very personal feel to my work project. (18 photos)

Cubans occupy second place in refugee requests at the beginning of the year with 2,352 requests, only below the 3,213 from Honduras.

For more than 50 years and after 25 films, Cuba has always been part of the bizarre geography of 007.

Once I heard a story about two little fish who suddenly find themselves in the middle of the ocean. One asks the other…