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Living by the Rhythm of Boats in Hanabanilla, Cuba

In the middle of the lagoon, a private restaurant offers visitors local products: chicken, lamb, goat, pork, and fish.

Life is a subtle dance between hope and disillusionment, and Pablo Iglesias wants to lead us down the worst path.

“A few years ago, people were shocked to see a child selling avocados on the street. Now, many consider it normal, even during school hours.”

It’s time, and it’s urgent that the arms fall silent in the Holy Land, and the blood-stained trail of terror and genocides disappear forever.

Residents fear that the epidemiological crisis affecting other Cuban provinces will spread to their city.

I love seeing people remodel their houses; replace windows, doors, transform their homes to fit their needs or whims.

Gasoline has become a scarce commodity, a privilege that divides even among car owners: those with access to dollars and those who don’t.

The province is reorganizing services to monitor the sick, while residents avoid the emergency rooms due to the poor conditions of hospitals.

Rapper Fernando Almenares, known as ‘Nando OBDC’, is another victim of the repression denounced in a September report.

When you are unjustly locked in a cell without knowing when you’ll be able to leave, that’s when you grasp the full worth of freedom.