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International Workers Day 2025 in Holguin

May 1st has always been a holiday. This year, though, they gave workers time off from Thursday the first, right through Monday the 5th.

In 2016, the idea of opening a Cuban consulate in Florida resurfaced. The most logical location was in the Miami metropolitan area.

A year has passed since I arrived in the United States of America. It feels like it was just yesterday.

President Diaz-Canel proposes a direct flight between St. Petersburg and Havana to relaunch Russian tourism.

A friend of ours still living in Cuba, recently wrote to us, nearly in tears, because his phone fell to the ground and the screen shattered.

In five years, pork production has dropped by 95%, pasta 92%, rice 82.4%, yogurt by 81.2%, coffee 65.6%, ice cream 62% and flour 60%.

Oh, my dog! What kind of life are we living? Don’t bark, you’ll wake the neighbors. It’s almost two in the morning. I’m hungry too. (10 fotos)

Here I am the skeptic, tired of this routine, of mosquitoes, shortages, & blackouts, searching for things in Cuba that are still beautiful.

Few things transport me to a past moment with such overwhelming clarity as a melody or a scent. They are perfect time machines.

If a population feels oppressed and yearns for freedom, the worst thing it can do is publicly pay homage to its leaders for the world to see.