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The Best Female Volleyball Player in the World is Cuban

More than five years ago, Melissa Teresa Vargas, the “child prodigy” of Cuban volleyball, was still in Cuba, in her hometown Cienfuegos.

For the moment I remain dodging bullets in front of the wall, sure of my ideas. I have stripped every word, canvas, and brush of dust.

Some claim the origin dates back to 1822 when, where the neighborhood is today, a tavern called Mantilla appeared. (21 photos)

Jennifer Rodriguez Pozo from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Bread Roll”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

Agreements on minor issues, but not on “the primary issue”: the embargo and the designation of the Island as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Despite more hotel rooms than there are tourists to fill them, the Cuban Government continues to bet on growth and building new hotels.

Russia is coordinating the recruitment of over a hundred Cuban mercenaries for its war effort in Ukraine, according to hacked documents.

Matraca artists on the resource deployment destined to celebrate the summit of the Group of 77+China, on September 15 and 16 in Havana.

Erin O’Brien from the United States took our photo of the day: “This Is the Heart”, in Havana, Cuba.

It’s hard to believe the Cuban Government wasn’t aware of the situation, when it knows when an opposition member even goes to the bathroom.