The New Feminism in Latin America
What is new about feminism is the rigor of a gender perspective and the intensity of a globalized and connected 21 century youth.
Cuba
Cubans in Uruguay Say Scammed by Nicaraguan Embassy
Cubans currently in Montevideo, Uruguay, seeking to travel to Managua are accusing the Nicaraguan embassy of scamming them. Read why…
Cuban Architects Lobby for the Right to Work Privately
This old demand took the spotlight on social media again, after architecture was included on the list of banned self-employment activities.
Havana Weather for March 11-17
Expect warm dry weather. The high temperatures will be between 27 – 31° C (81 and 88 F), and the lows between 19 – 21° C (66 and 70 F).
Portrait in Old Havana – Photo of the Day
Have you already participated in our Photo of the Day section? HAVANA TIMES – Well, it doesn’t matter. You can
Everyday Absurdities in Cuba
Let me tell you about some of the absurd things that are happening in my country. Some are beyond belief and others simply incredible.
Under Interrogation in Cuba
One woman describes how censorship has been a constant presence in her life, from school days to her work as a journalist.
A Slice of Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Our reader Xavier Anaise from France took the photo of the day: “A slice of Havana, Cuba (1999)”, using his Minolta 300 SI camera.
Dressing a Baby for a Lifetime
My son likes baseball and he likes flowers. He likes to help his grandmother water plants and his brother’s father to fix the bike.
Two Songs for Cuba
The dispute began on February 16th, when Cuban singer Yotuel, from band Orishas, published a video called “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and life).