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Ballot Boxes in Cuba Have Spoken Once Again

The tendency is clear. The ballot boxes are speaking, be it with opposing criteria or with silence, which over time says even more.

Patricia Diaz de Cuba took our photo of the day: “Dead Nature”, in Havana, Cuba. She used a Canon Powershot camera.

The corner of La Palma, as it is popularly known, is the most important road node in the Arroyo Naranjo municipality of Havana.

Since November 2021, Nicaragua eliminated the visa requirement for Cubans, which has unleashed a flood of travelers.

It was the oldest fortress in the Americas during the time when the Spanish monarchy imposed its viceroys in the Caribbean. (31 pictures)

The Prosecutor’s Office says climbing a wall & saying whatever you think about the country’s leaders & political system is reason to be charged

Today’s featured artist is Cuban saxophonist Paquito D’Rivera with a performance of the song “Chucho” from the album “Blowin'” (1981).

Adela was an exemplary revolutionary, participating in every activity the revolution called for. She never ignored a call to action from Fidel

It’s Sunday Nov. 27th, just another day. My first thought is what will I have for breakfast? The answer couldn’t be clearer.

Looking at a photo of a recently unveiled statue in Moscow, I was reminded of the joke about the man who asked to borrow money.