Cuba Archives - Page 236 of 518

Choreography of a Typical Line in Cuba to Buy Cooking Gas

Bench, water and a lot of patience to get a small cylinder of propane in a neighborhood of Sancti Spíritus, Cuba.

Electronic payment can work as an incentive, but other simultaneous conditions must happen for the desired operation to take place.

It is flanked by beautiful colonial houses with columns. It has stone & marble benches, lampposts, and is shaded by large trees (22 photos).

It was my monthly free weekend. Traveling towards Guanajay, I was struck by an experience which has remained in my mind for decades.

Rampant inflation and the devaluation of informal exchange rates increased the need for more cash to pay for goods, services and buy USD.

The frequency of flights between several air terminals in Cuba and Nicaragua has increased significantly this summer

Every day more Cubans want out from what they consider their country without a future. The office should speed up some immigration procedures

Matraca’s works were inspired by the outlandish proposal to declare the late Fidel Castro the fifth “discoverer” of Cuba.

With the withdrawal of Vietnamese experts, the lack of rain and the fuel crisis, the rice growing sector is in crisis.

At the very least, the Cuban sports press should be called infamous and cowardly with respect to its actions with emigrant athletes…