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Jose Marti and His Stories in a Massachusetts Classroom

Jovann Silva was one of the last students I taught at the University of Havana. He graduated in 2012, & that same year emigrated to the US.

The Cuban economy is not only more chaotic than ever, but it is underwater in a sea of debt and unproductiveness.

Expect pleasant weather, with some clouds and a low probability of rain. The highs will be between 28 and 30°C (82 and 86 F).

In mid-November, news broke of the arrival of the seventh floating powership contracted from Turkey in Cuba.

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Light of the Old Shoes”, in Havana, Cuba.

The Camagüey newspaper Adelante published a report that lays bare all the regulatory hurdles facing anyone trying to set up a business in Cuba

Here we try to answer some of the most frequent questions people have about the credible fear interview at the US border.

Greg Stoyko from Canada took our photo of the day: “Varadero Sunset”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

In an improvised trial, they cited a rosary of “incidents” against the Government & notified him that he could no longer teach at his faculty.

Edesio Heredia from Cuba took our photo of the day. “Tree”, in Havana, Cuba. He used an iPhone camera.