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Who Pays the Price?

It’s been weeks now that we haven’t seen Alejandra riding her bike around the neighborhood. What could have happened?

I told her I didn’t know how to dance, but I could have been a great singer, as I sing in tune really well and think I have a musical voice.

The cruise industry was booming in Cuba but slowed down in 2018 when the Trump Administration tightened economic sanctions against the Island

We will have warm days with few clouds and no rain. The winds will be from the east and northeast, with low speeds between 10 and 20 km/h.

I went to visit a friend in the town of Cojimar. We visit each other every now and then and try to fix the world as we drink coffee & smoke.

The International campaign gives visibility to the repression being carried out by the government against Cuban artists.

Miguel Diaz-Canel: “Cuba actively condemns sanctions that unilaterally and unfairly are imposed over the Russian Federation.”

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Pablito”, in Havana, Cuba.

“Pablo is the voice that tells me that it was all a dream, but the dream was beautiful, even if it was a lie.”

From 1977 to 1978 there were two Cuban men who came to Guyana for work. One was named Omar Rodrigues and the other was Noah…