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Is There Racism in Cuba? History and Contemporary Times

Cuban society, like many others in the Americas, carries a set of racial stereotypes that profoundly affect the lives of African descendants.

Jose Marti is someone whom most people born in Cuba feel respect for. He died under fire from Spanish colonial troops on May 19, 1895.

Peggy Shand from Canada took our photo of the day: “Heaven Is Under Our Feet and Over Our Heads”, in Bartolome Maso, Cuba

On the roadside in Havana, private kiosks sell California garlic, Mexican watermelons, Turkish charcoal, and much more.

I’ve decided to try selling my books in some new places. To try my luck, for example, at the Loma de la Cruz (Hill of the Cross) in Holguin.

As time passes, I feel a growing anxiety that sometimes prevents me from organizing my thoughts and actions.

Since centuries ago, the unquestionable natural beauty of the Yumurí Valley has worked its magic. It enchants the soul… (14 photos)

The signing of documents with China aims to strengthen ties, encourage investment, and spark interest in multi-destination tourism…

It’s been 70 years since Fidel Castro was pardoned, a privilege that today’s political prisoners cannot dream of.

Cuban state media has focused on technical details and the economic benefits they’ll bring. But no word on their cost and how it will be paid