The Adaptability of Havana’s Illicit Market
The restructuring process of Cuba’s official economy is almost three months old, and prices of products and services are exceptionally high.
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Cuban Artist Luis Manuel Otero Holds Hunger Strike
Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero has been suffering police abuse for years now, because he defends freedom of creation, speech and movement.
Cubans Turn to Herbs in the Face of Medicine Shortages
Dayana Rodriguez’s son suffers from scabies, but she hasn’t found any of the treatments prescribed by her doctor at any Havana drugstore.
Online Concerts and Cuba
Every day, I hear on the radio or the TV that a Cuban musician gave or is going to give a concert online. However, I have no way to access.
Stove Repair Workshop in Havana – Photo of the Day
Anna Lithander from Sweden took our photo of the day: “Stove Repair Workshop” in Havana, Cuba. She used her Fujifilm XT3 camera.
Bubbles, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Our reader John C. Morris from Canada took the photo of the day: “Bubbles in Havana, Cuba”. He used his Fijifilm F100 camera.
Why Cubans Prefer “Capitalist Builds”
Cuba may be the only place in the entire world where buildings over 62 years old are preferred to newer ones. Read why…
Two Signs in Cuba that Aren’t the Same
I have said many a time that I’m against the embargo the US gov. imposes on Cuba. I also supported normalizing relations that Obama promoted.
Who Is Cuba’s Miguel Diaz-Canel?
For some, he is a reformist awaiting his chance to make the changes the Cuban Revolution needs. For others, he’s a gray handpicked bureaucrat
Home for the Elderly, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Larry Benvenuti of the United States took the photo of the day: “Home for the Elderly” in Havana, Cuba. He used his Kodak camera.