“There Was My Home,” the Lament of 10 Havana Families
It was a three-story building located in the Havana neighborhood of Santos Suárez and declared uninhabitable years ago.
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Policy Turnaround in Venezuela during the Trump Era?
The movement on the chess board signifies, at least immediately, Trump’s acknowledgment that Maduro in power is a valid interlocutor.
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BBC Mundo Interview with Cuban Artist Daymé Arocena
Daymé Arocena (Havana, 1992) says that some people are afraid to call her black. “It’s as if it were a hurtful word.”
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My Final Embrace to Francisco Lopez Sacha
The first time I spoke with him I was working as assistant director of a TV program and our team went to his apartment to interview him.
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Even Privately Run Bakeries in Cuba Are Rationing Bread
The private bakeries are restricting the number of items each customer can purchase while many government bakeries have even less to sell.
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Call to Former Latin American Political Prisoners in Exile
The topic of my research and study is “Understanding the Experience of Former Political Prisoners from Latin America Living in Exile.”
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The Cuban Government Insists on Eliminating Rations
Until now, the official narrative insisted on ignoring the problem or attributing it to the US sanctions policy against the island.
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Ghost Institutions Grow in Cuba
When my aunt told me about this, I couldn’t believe it. This experience wasn’t even lived during those grim and monstrous 1990s.
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Back to Power Outages in Havana
Until last year, in Havana the planned schedules were mostly adhered to. However, in 2025, the situation has turned into complete chaos…
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Havana’s Sports City Complex in Sharp Decline
The dilapidated complex has become a metaphor for the state of sports on the island today.
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