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Yes, I Drank the Coca Cola of Oblivion

It is not a real drink, but a symbol that I needed to forget, find inner peace, and heal, or as we say in good Cuban; give myself a chance.

Every day standing is a challenge for the buildings, the neighbors know that the recent scene could be repeated in the surrounding homes.

The IV Nation and Emigration Conference came to an end in Havana on November 19, 2023. The event was another missed opportunity…

Justice Department officials said Rocha obtained US gov. positions that provided him with access to nonpublic information to pass to Havana.

Surrealism is an artistic movement or creative style that emerged in France in the 1920s, as part of the artistic avant-garde. (22 photos)

The trial of several doctors over the death of a patient in Bayamo, Granma, has set off a wave of indignation among health workers.

Over the years and the troubles (bars in the ribs and knives to the throat) I’ve developed, certain and effective survival strategies.

May Jimenez from the United States took our photo of the day: “Downtown Havana, Cuba”.

Thirty-four years have passed since that November of glory for freedom, when Berliners finally put aside their fear and tore down the wall.

Inspired by the political trial against Dr. Alina Barbara Lopez Hernandez, which took place on November 28, her dignified attitude…