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You Can’t Analyze a Systematic Problem in a Fragmented Way

Professor Illeana Díaz believes a systemtic problem must be taken on as a whole and not with fragmented polices. Read why…

We need a counterattack that is based upon finally implementing the economic reforms put off for a decade. We need more than empty words.

Our photo of the day: “No Credit, Matanzas, Cuba,” was taken by Kamil Sunda (Czech Republic), with his Nikon D7100 camera.

The Ministry of Culture, announced today it would not honor its agreement for a dialogue with Cuban artists.

“The group of 30 hasn’t rested, they’ve hardly slept, [meeting] in a democratic, respectful way, with open hearts,” said Tania Bruguera.

Cuban student Yurena Manfugas, knows about this daily duty to fight. She tries to leave her feminism in every space she participates in.

With a drop in temperatures we forecast partially cloudy days in Havana, except on Saturday and Sunday, when showers and rains are expected.

The San Isidro Movement (MSI) is everywhere right now in Cuba: on social media, in people’s conversations on the street and even on TV.

Our photo of the day: “Friends in Varadero, Cuba” was taken by Ide Wilson Guimaraes (Canada) using a Google Pixel 2 XL camera.

Our photo of the day: “Chess Players, Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Jessie Summers (England). Camera: Panasonic DMC-FZ200