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Havana’s Urban Geometries

The contrast between indolence, abandonment, snobbery, and the nostalgia of the retro. That and more we try to show in these 57 pictures.

As soon as they get off the plane they begin to blurt our phrases like “you have no idea what you have here,” “life out there is very hard…”

The CNN correspondent in Cuba wrote that “a Cuban state radio station has praised the health benefits of drinking cockroach “milk”…

Thousands of people formed a line this Thursday near the Cuatro Caminos market in Havana, neighbors confirmed.

Irina Pino from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Ringo’s Resting Place” in Havana, Cuba.

As of today, April 6, international travelers arriving in Cuba are not required to present a PCR, antigen test or even proof of vaccination.

Thursday will be very warm and from Friday temperatures will drop and there will be some light showers in Havana. See our 7-day forecast

In official communications there are practically no refugees or civilian victims, while justifications for the actions of Putin abound.

The economic reforms, originally approved in 2011, but slow in putting into practice, put local development at the heart of government policy.

I know the bitter taste of farewells all too well. As a child, I would go to Havana with my grandparents to say goodbye to my aunts.