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In the Christmas Spirit

I remember an image from my youth. I see my sister and me, looking for dry branches in the flower beds to put together a Christmas tree.

Women Listen to Domestic Violence Survivors

One of the problems identified during these listening sessions was the revictimization of survivors by officials handling these complaints.

Teacher’s Day in Cuba: Between Exodus and Crisis

The “fast-track teachers” that began to be trained at the beginning of this century have been followed by all kinds of pedagogical projects.

Figures, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Mario Lovera from the United States took our photo of the day: “Figures”, in Havana, Cuba.

Interior of Cuba’s Museum of Universal Fine Arts

Much could be written about the art collections this building houses, but its interior is so impressive I didn’t want to miss the opportunity (17 photos)

Cuba: The Other Euthanasia

We Cubans shouldn’t have to go on supporting “this” and from here, I’m daring to recommend a “dignified death” for the whole process.

“Discussions” in the Cuban Parliament

Here, unanimity is nearly the law, and every time some program or project comes up for “debate,” there’s nearly no debate.

Cuba’s Roller Coaster Technology

Let’s not complain since things could get worse on the island. A whale could accidently snag the undersea cable coming from Venezuela…

When Cuban State Security Comes Calling

I’d received a call the day before. I didn’t answer because I was doing something important. I received a message soon afterwards…

Cuba: An Interrogation of a Visiting Photographer Revealed

Visiting photographer Javier Caso is interrogated by Cuban State Security over his relationship with filmmakers Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz.