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Motorcyclists Can Transport Passengers Again in Santiago de Cuba

“This ban made no sense. For many families it’s their only way of getting around. That goes for public and private sector workers as well.”

Our reader Ray Garzon of the USA took the photo of the day: “Havana on a bicycle”. He used his Olympus Stylus camera.

Cuba’s uncertain future hasn’t put a dent in its tourism development plan. Despite food shortages investment in agriculture lags way behind.

Larry Benvenuti from the USA took the photo of the day: “The chupa-chupa” in the 1990s in Havana, Cuba. He used a Nikon N90 camera.

“We would have filled a cart to go out [in the streets] and sell, even in the nearby neighborhoods, but we do not have the authorization,”

This forecast week the probability of rain will remain high, especially after noon when some occasional thunderstorms will take place.

Tom Oultette From the United States took our photo of the day: “Vedado Twins” in Havana, Cuba, using his iPhone 7Plus camera.

Today’s featured band is Cuarteto Patria from Cuba with the song “Le dije a una Rosa” from the album “Harina de maiz criolla!” (1980).

Hate rallies are nothing new and have been used in Cuba as piecework and as a political weapon, especially since 1980.

Nan Black from the United States took the photo of the day: “Learning to tie shoelaces”” in Matanzas, Cuba, using her Canon Rebel T6 camera.