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Cuba Between Hotels and Rubble

The only thing growing in Cuba is the number of rooms in empty hotels. It doesn’t make sense with the tremendous housing shortage.

I originally set out to explain the tactics the Cuban government has used to keep its population in check for more than half a century.

Wherever simplifications of political realities are being reproduced today, with the goal of driving hatred, the twilight is spreading.

In 365 days the situation has not improved. Nor the quality of life of Cubans. The conditions that led to the July 11 protests still persist.

Wayne Snyder from the United States took our photo of the day: “Pot of Rice and Beans (Congri)”, in Cienfuegos, Cuba.

Never again should we allow single thinking, blacklisting, or hate rallies, or we will continue, indefinitely, going around in circles.

It was designed by architect Jose Luis Echarte, and its perimeter was drawn out with different geometric shapes, rectangles, squares & circles

It’s civic to reclaim your rights and make them felt, to comply with responsibilities towards society that haven’t been fulfilled…

This week the days will continue to be very hot, with a low chance of rain in Havana. In addition, the winds will be variable and weak.

San Isidro, birthplace of Jose Martí, is located to the east of the Old Havana municipality, between the train terminal & the Alameda de Paula