Cuba Archives - Page 231 of 510

Provinces Compete for Economic Results, Upbeat Data in Hand

A kind reader asks me why the Cuban economy is having so much difficulty getting ahead and improving the living conditions of the population.

A disheveled old man is buying next to me. I watch him open a plastic bag with difficulty, I help him but I notice something strange…

Changes in migration patterns are linked to changes in immigration policy, as people looking to leave the country change their strategy.

Sandro even made the cat an Instagram page, when thousands of Cubans are suffering because they don’t have any megabytes.

Jodi Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “A Friendly Game of Dominoes”, in Havana, Cuba.

In the case of photography, it is achieved using an ocher, yellowish, sepia colorimetry and, above all, with very little saturated tones. (22 photos)

It was 10:00 AM and people in line for the ATM at the Banco Metropolitano on Infanta and San José in Central Havana were growing impatient.

The new norm in Cuba aspires to become the guarantor of the “values forged by the Revolution” as seen by the Communist Party.

The National Museum of Fine Arts wants to “revere him” with the exhibition: “Servando Cabrera, remembering the erased.”

Yesterday I went to withdraw money from the Toyo ATM and at times I thought that the fish market located thirty meters away had stocked up.