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Nicaragua Opens “Visa Free” for Cubans

The elimination of the visa means Cubans will not need to explain the reason for travel in order to obtain permission to visit Nicaragua.

This denial of the money market may not last forever, but who is going to take responsibility for the successive disasters…

Psychologists have not been the only ones to contemplate the subject of eroticism. Artists have also delved into its richness.

Valerie Love from Canada took our photo of the day: “Flags” in Granma, Cuba. She used a Canon S120 camera.

When my dog starts barking, I know I need to stop whatever I’m doing. He’s like a kind of alarm, he warns me of the beginning of a routine…

Ed Wrobel from Canada took our photo of the day: “Adrian, Tobacco Master”, in Viñales, Cuba.

We have decided to dedicate our drawings to the events that occurred last week in an attempt to understand it.

Cuba “became a gigantic jail”, says a reporter from the island, after the citizens organized on social media to go out and protest.

I like the complicity of my terrace, especially at that time when the city wakes up smelling of the sea and freshly brewed coffee.

What happened in Cuba on November 15th? The question continues to be mulled over, days later. Though the final result was a contradiction.