Cuba Archives - Page 309 of 469

“It Is Not a Crime to Ask for the Freedom of our Children”

“They want the mothers of La Güinera prisoners to shut up, but we are not going to shut up. State Security visits us and harasses us…”

The Rio Grande looks quite calm at a simple glance, but it instills a false sense of confidence in those who choose to cross it…

In several parks and on some avenues modern LED lights coexist with lights that follow design patterns from the early 20th Century.

Little change is expected over the next few days, with very hot weather, isolated cloudiness and a regime of easterly trade winds.

Paul Harrigan from Ireland took our photo of the day: “Fishing at sunset on the Malecon,” in Havana, Cuba.

The father was sentenced to nine years in prison and the daughter to eight, in a rigged trial held in January in Jovellanos, Matanzas.

Nostalgic memories include a suckling pig sandwich on the street, pork steak at lunch time & even rearing a pig or two in the city.

I used to pass by it often, but the doors were always closed. I was frustrated, intrigued, I wanted to see it. So, I asked some neighbors…

A recent Newsweek article says, “Biden takes aim at Cuba during the worst crisis between the United States and Russia since the Cold War.”

Cindy Bennett from Canada took our photo of the day: “Palm Trees” in Havana, Cuba.