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Educational Toys in Cuba: a Useful and Growing Market

The Ludoteca turns playtime into a space for development & toys into the tools that make this possible, which they were designed & made for.

The “restless boys” of the Cuban political police no longer know what to ‘invent’ to boycott our journalistic work.

One morning towards the end of 2021, I woke up surprised by a prickling in my legs. By that afternoon, a rash had erupted on my thighs…

The urban landscape of Havana, fundamentally in Centro Habana & Old Havana, shows sharp contrasts in terms of its conservation.

Studies even before currency reform warned that over 80% of income in Cuban households is dedicated to buying food.

In recent months, Cuba has received several donations from Russia, the United States, Japan, Nicaragua & Vietnam mainly of food and medicines

Our drawings pertain to the recent round of immigration talks between Cuba & the United States, viewed with skepticism by Cuban civil society

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Admiring Miró”, in Havana, Cuba.

Lee Arden Lewis from Canada took our photo of the day: “Never Enough Cars”, in Havana, Cuba.

“Achieving unity in action will bring us closer to the common goal,” says the Granada Declaration, the founding document of the alliance.