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Housing in Cuba: Collapses, Temporary Shelters, & Hurricanes

Buildings that previously needed to be demolished or rebuilt from the foundations up, have ended up in ruins, especially in the capital.

As I grew up, my friendships became more diverse, and my access to a greater influx of information also grew. I was overcome by doubts…

People watch the scene, fascinated. The puppet paints in a messy kind of dump that might be any habanero’s neighborhood…

Ernesto Gonzalez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Full Moon Waiting for the Train”, in Havana, Cuba.

The Cuban Coast Guard vessel rammed the boat even though it had already neutralized its engines, making it impossible to continue the journey.

The Havana religious order Madres Carmelitas Descalzas announced on November 2nd the paralysis in the production of sacred hosts .

Carlos Diaz always surprises us. Thanks to him, and the talent of the young performers, they give us the chance to have a great time.

One of the most serious problems with the Cuban economy is that it doesn’t have this ability to replace imports, especially in most industries

We have repeatedly expressed the need for a stabilization policy that addresses the problem both on the supply side and on the demand side…

An overwhelming 185 countries voted in favor of lifting the decades-old sanctions. Only the US and Israel voted against.