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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.

The dispute began on February 16th, when Cuban singer Yotuel, from band Orishas, published a video called “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and life).

This week we dedicate our issue to International Women’s Day. We do so in support of true gender equality at all levels of society.

Ed Wrobel of Canada took our photo of the day: “Luis playing across the Florida Strait,” in Havana, Cuba, using his Nikon Z7 camera.

Trying to show that many Cuban artists remain loyal, the island’s authorities financed a makeover song titled Patria o Muerte.

Much reflection by journalists and academics has already been given to explaining why Democrats underperformed among Florida Cubans.

Donna Bader of the USA sent in todays featured photo: “Friends in Viñales, Cuba”, using a Sony A6500 camera. Send us your pictures to share!

Cubans joined the digital space in an irregular and partial way. Nevertheless, it has imposed its own dynamic and impact on our lives…

Infanta, like almost all Havana Avenues, is characterized on its sides by long walkways, sometimes a full block.

Our reader Camelia Adochitei from Romania took the photo of the day: “A visit to Viñales, Pinar del Rio, Cuba”. She used her Samsung S6 camera