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Blackouts Begin Again in Cuba

There were blackouts for almost a week in May all over the country. The official TV news reported a breakdown at a power station.

Cuba’s war veterans are the people who are at the forefront of this significant crowd that deserve a better end. Instead the reality is…

We dedicate our drawings to the outrageous handling of the situation of Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero & the activists arrested on Obispo St.

Pat Munson from the USA took our photo of the day: “Hotel Nacional” in Havana, Cuba, using a Samsung J8 camera. Send us your photo!

Juan Suarez continues to be our eyes particularly in Centro Habana, in the heart of the Cuban capital & neighboring areas. (63 photos)

Yesterday, I visited the Mariano Rodriguez art gallery in Cojimar’s Villa Panamericana. I was looking for a new exhibition to share with you.

On May 10, the “experimental study” in at-risk groups began in four Havana municipalities. The rest of the capital will join by June.

Lorne Hansen from Canada took the photo of the day “Old Friends” in Havana, Cuba. She used her Sony ILCE-7M2 camera. Send us your photos!

In these times of pandemic, the slightest happening arouses the collective interest. A break outside the home, is good for anyone. (11 pictures)

They can no longer use the “migration valve” like they did before, because Obama put an end to the “wet-foot / dry-foot” policy.