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Guantanamo, Cuba’s Chocolate & Coffee Festival Returns

The long-awaited 5th Edition of the Chocolate and Coffee Festival returns to the streets of Guantanamo, after two long years interrupted…

“A three-word sentence is unbearable to them.” “Three words have the power to leave an entire state without recourse, other than violence.”

It was a rainy afternoon, I was in Vedado, on 17th and E streets, near the Museum of Decorative Arts. A miracle! It was open again…

With the sails up and her crew singing, the Norwegian sailboat Statsraad Lehmkuhl docked in Havana last Wednesday.

Peggy Shand from Canada took our photo of the day: “Friends forever” in Manzanillo, Cuba. She used an iPhone 7 camera.

This week we wanted to draw about the recent possibility of traveling visa free to Nicaragua, a new escape valve for many Cubans.

However, Managua is not the final destination, just a first step to embark on the route to the southern border of the United States.

I sometimes see opinions from Cuban emigres going on about the cowardice or complicity of their fellow countrymen on the island…

The Cuban Government is not going to stop intervening excessively in the development of MSMEs, because it doesn’t want anyone to one up them.

´Felix Lupa from Israel took our photo of the day: “The Wave Girl” in Havana, Cuba. He used an Epson V800 camera.