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Havana’s Maceo Park (59 photos)

It owes its name to the Major General of the independence wars, Antonio Maceo, to whom homage is paid through a majestic monument…

Cuba used to be a country that received migrants from several countries, today it is a source of mass emigration.

Prophesies include natural disasters by hurricanes, sea surges and river floods that will result in economic and human losses.

Stephen Catchpole from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Natural Window”, in Varadero, Cuba.

Everyone who runs along 5th Avenue in Havana’s Miramar district knows Santa Rita de Cascia Church, located on the corner of 26th Street.

Ever since 2011, there has been talk about the need for Cuba to stop being a net importer of food & to reduce its high dependence on credits.

Niels Graverholt from Denmark took our photo of the day: “Playing in Havana, Cuba”.

The year 2023 begins for Cuba full of uncertainties, with promises that will falter because no one can achieve the impossible.

Surveilled, threatened, harassed, and in several cases detained for questioning, the mothers, wives, and sisters of prisoners don’t desist.

We shouldn’t feel sorry for ourselves, we’re still here, Magaly told me – a friend from my teenage years who used to live in my neighborhood