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First Heavy Rains of the Year Expose Cuba’s Weak Spots

In addition to damaged crops & cuts in telecommunications & electricity, the rain left over a thousand homes partially or totally destroyed.

Two murals have been created in recent days in Havana. Their artistic value and esthetics have been a source of controversy. (31 pictures)

Since January, the official press has reported the lack of cans & containers for soft drinks in Los Portales, the main company on the island.

In an unprecedented decision, the Mexican immigration authorities have offered to extend transit visas to those who need them.

Heavy rains resulted in the deaths of four persons and hundreds of buildings collapsing (partial and total), most of them in Havana… (16 pictures)

Revolution was what was carried out during the first nine years by the leadership that took power in Cuba in 1959 and no longer exists.

The chance of rain in Havana will continue to be high. Moderate to intense showers are expected this week, as well as some occasional storms.

Greg Rothschild from the USA took our photo of the day: “Rooster in the Tobacco Field,” in Pinar del Rio, Cuba.

Margareta Turos from Hungary took our photo of the day: “Lonely in the City,” in Havana, Cuba.

Solitary, isolation, and little contact with families are similarities in how political prisoners are treated in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela