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Cuba’s War on Sweets

It seems the Cuban government’s war on sweets never ended. Chewing gum was frowned upon, because it supposedly represents the US Way of Life.

A couple of days ago, my cousin came to see baby Oliver and told me: “Cousin, what’s happened to you? You look like a tank.”

Our photo of the day: “Woman and the blue window, Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Jean Bouffard (Canada). Camera: Canon Powershot G1

Costa Rican authorities announced the creation of a special humanitarian migratory category for Nicaraguans, Venezuelans and Cubans.

The Cuban financial entity Fincimex announced today that operations of Western Union in Cuba will end on November 23rd.

Our photo of the day: “Bringing home the bacon, Santiago de Cuba”, was taken by Tom McGory (USA). Camera: Nikon D750.

Biden, VP to Obama (2009-2017), said during the campaign that if he won he would return bilateral ties to the point where he left them.

The ghost of the man who received the supreme title of Hero of the Republic of Cuba from Fidel Castro, has been in the people’s imaginary.

Greg Rothschild took our photo of the day: “Roasting coffee” in eastern Cuba’s Sierra Maestra mountains. He was using a Fuji XT-2 camera.

A tropical wave transits over the Caribbean south of Cuba, with a high probability of developing into a tropical depression this weekend.