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Serenade by the Sea – Photo of the Day

Susan Kirkham from Canada took our photo of the day: “Serenade by the Sea” in Cayo Guillermo, Cuba. She used her iPhone camera.

Cuban illustrator Wimar Verdecia shows us how phase III of the clinical trial of the Soberana 02 vaccine is taking place.

We see it on the TV, we hear it on the radio, but can we really stay at home? The situation in Cuba has become even more depressing.

In the eyes of those who want to see an end of the single-party State, Castillo, 37, is a hero. Other people see him as a social misfit.

I was born near a park. The banco/bench is one of my favorite things. I know, and I’ve known very well, what benches are.

We discuss the new measures coming for Cuba to alleviate the situation of COVID-19. They are doubling down where the situation is already bad

Unpacu, headed by Jose Daniel Ferrer, ends the protest action after the lifting of the police siege on its headquarters.

The COVID-19 pandemic, combined with the US economic blockade and other adverse factors, have severly exhausted the Cuban economy in 2020.

Our reader Victor Marcheco from Cuba took the photo of the day: “Rainbow on the Malecon” in Havana, Cuba. He used his Canon M50 camera.

The deficiencies in the collection and marketing of farm products are not new, but the centralized system remains fast in place.