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Cuba to Allow More Tourist Flights from Russia

Despite the increase in Covid cases, the government believes it can keep things under control by isolating visitors at State tourist resorts.

The street used to be full of tourists but now from the corner of Virtudes to Paseo del Prado in Old Havana, there is only one lone truck…

Today’s featured artist is Walfredo de los Reyes and su Orquesta from Cuba with the song “Es Diferente” from the album “Cuban Jazz” (1988).

Our reader Chuck Whelan from Canada took the photo of the day: “Cienfuegos Bay, Cuba”. He used his iPhone 8 camera.

Today’s featured artist is Rita Donte from Cuba and now living in Mexico with the song “Frio de mis penas” (2021).

The photo taken by my colleague Oscar Sánchez demonstrates the ingenuity of many Havanans when facing misfortune.

Hannah Arendt, in a 1963 text, noted that both the phenomenon of revolution and that of war were inseparable from the deployment of violence.

The damage suffered by Karla, and a countless number of Cubans banished over the decades, wasn’t inflicted by a crazy or confused official.

Jodi Newell from the United States took the photo of the day: “Perturbed Cat” in Trinidad, Cuba. She used her Canon 60 D camera.

March is usually the driest month of the year for western Cuba. Here is our forecast for the March 25-31 period in the Cuban capital.