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Cuba’s Ghost Towns: What Once Was, Will Not Be

When my town was born in the mid-nineteenth century, the sugar mill had already been there for fifty years.

As new Covid-19 cases began to rise in recent days, official Cuban media announced new rules for travelers arriving as of January 5, 2022.

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Coco Taxi and Windows”, in Havana, Cuba.

In 1980, I worked for the state intelligence agency, providing support to “Operation Inca” launched during events at the Peruvian Embassy.

What the Government had tried to prevent for 62 years, broke out on July 11, 2021. Cubans of all ages demanded their rights loud and clear…

Cubans can now enter Nicaragua without a visa and many islanders have opted to fly directly to Managua, as a safer route towards the USA.

After a statistical analysis of 8,000 searches on the site in the past four months, we selected the 30 most frequently mentioned activities.

Frank Calzon: It is impossible to analyze what happened in Cuba in 2021 without taking into account the following…

“I have rum and cigarettes,” an old man proclaims as he walks from one corner to another on Reina street. “Rum at 600 and cigarettes at 100.”

Today’s featured artist is Alfredito from Cuba with the song “Quien Sera” from the album “Alfredito plays Mambo! for Dancing” (1954).