Cuba Archives - Page 32 of 435

Cuban Regime Seeks to Charge Journalist with Sedition

Jose Gabriel Barrenechea resorts to a hunger strike to demand his release from arbitrary arrest related to the blackouts.

The province of Santiago de Cuba is approaching zero energy generation and receives one-tenth of what it needs.

I believe that as long as we maintain a critical outlook, a value, even if minimal, to express what we think, then there is hope.

We were supposed to reach Pico San Juan, the highest point of the Escambray mountain range, but the plan was delayed and we didn’t make it.

Nearly two months after rumors of his death, Raul Castro, the real decision-maker in Cuba, finally made a public appearance this week.

The donated generators run on oil or propane, so they are not practical amid the fuel crisis on the island.

A city that tries to survive amid a terrible structural crisis, that fights against apathy, abandonment, & tries not to succumb. (36 photos)

I grew up hearing from my parents that in Cuba, people don’t work. At first, I didn’t understand why they would say that, but…

With the appointment of Marco Rubio, Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum will be faced with a fundamental question regarding Cuba.

Valerie Love from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sierra Maestra”, in Granma, Cuba.