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Varadero, Cuba: Half-Empty Hotels and Deserted Restaurants

Many workers have chosen to return to their cities of origin, chiefly Cardenas and Matanzas, to seek alternatives outside the tourist sector.

Just imagine. We travel through part of the universe hand in hand with a child (not from Earth). It’s a clear and unburdened gaze.

When Cuba’s sports news increasingly resembles a tragicomedy tinged with exile and redemption, Yipsi Moreno’s story is a gem.

The power went out half an hour ago, and the neighbors on my block are saying it won’t be back until the early morning…

If this tension continues to build, a spark could ignite another mass protest—one so far been held back by the fear of brutal reprisals.

We Cubans are tangled up on this island. And it’s not as easy to get out of the mess as many might think from abroad.

Alamar, a “model” community on the east side of Havana, was a project launched with great fanfare by the revolution in the 1970s. (35 photos)

Governments of Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, traditionally supporters of Russia and Iran, adopt positions from a different perspective.

Many people watch one day pass after another as if life lasted a thousand years, doing the same tasks, with the goal to find food for the day

Her election took place during a vote held at the 55th General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), in Antigua and Barbuda.