Cuba Archives - Page 355 of 432

Felicia and Her Havana Bookstall

I met Felicia while walking down Central Havana’s streets. The books on display on a wall in a doorway on Carlos III Street caught my attention.

Cuban professor and researcher, Julio Cesar Guanche, gives us thirteen points he thinks we need to be talking about here in Cuba.

While we honor Cuban mothers with our drawings, we reinforce measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. May all receive our congratulations.

While I keep an eye on the coffee maker so it doesn’t explode, I think of Todd Carmichael, the coffee sourcer and his Dangerous Grounds show.

Our reader Rivienne Menkes from the United States took the photo of the day: “Rainy Day” in Havana, Cuba. She used her Canon EOS 80D camera.

Luis Manuel’s prolonged stay in the hospital confirms he was not as well as the government says during its nightly TV slandering of the artist

Our intention is to show little-known beautiful places where tourists rarely go. In this video we show you Bacuranao beach, east of Havana.

Zanja St. was a dirt path that existed in the 17th century to transport water from the Almendares River, west of the capital, to Havana. (31 photos)

Our reader John Morris from Canada took the photo of the day: “Looking at Us” in Havana, Cuba. He used his Fujifilm XF! camera.

Galilea wasn’t planned, but she came when she had to. At 35, I had to decide if I wanted my baby. She came to brighten up everyone’s life…