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The Death Throes of Havana’s New ‘House of Preserves’

Few products, windows almost empty and a discouraged clientele who believed the state business was going to last a little longer…

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: Farmer in Havana, Cuba. She used a Nikon D80 camera. Send us your favorites!

High temperatures will drop this week starting Saturday, to between 26 & 30° C (79 & 86 F), and the lows between 20 and 22° C (68 and 72 F).

In Central Havana the garbage cans have overflowed again. On the corner of Hospital St., residents complain about the mountain of waste.

We are motivated by being a space that generates this kind of initiatives that ultimately promote the graphics of young Cubans.

What we’re seeing in Cuba today is the inability to carry on governing a population that no longer legitimizes those in power.

According to the Royal Spanish Academy, the word “sabotage” means: the ill-intentioned obstruction of an activity, idea, project, etc.

Carlyle MacDuff from Scotland took our photo of the day: “Any spare parts” in Artemisa, Cuba.

In practice, what’s been happening, for a variety of reasons, is that farmers have to wait a month or more to get paid, the report states.

I only answered 3 questions from “Adalberto”. What year did you graduate? From which university faculty? Do you understand what I’m saying?