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Thanks Fidel

The Cuban government and media commemorated the death of Fidel Castro (in 2016) over the past few days. Here’s what came to my mind.

The line for buying liquefied gas is just as bad as the line to buy chicken, and your turn can take days to come.

This week, people in my town haven’t stopped talking about the La Terracita restaurant closing down forever.

One of the reasons of less interest is because the neighborhood delegates have absolutely no decision-making power or budget.

It goes without saying that the arrival of the new tricycles is designed to force a lowering of taxi prices operating in Playa municipality.

Tomas Arranz from Spain took our photo of the day: “Dusk in Reparto Villamil, Pinar del Rio, Cuba.”

Ever since the brand announced its new collection, it has sparked heated debate among followers and detractors.

The elections on November 27 in Cuba come at a tense moment that adds to the deep economic crisis that is worsening..

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “A Lone Passerby” in Havana, Cuba.

Watching the news on November 21, I encountered the tragic story of a boy who lost his life in the waters surrounding the Havana boardwalk.