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Fibromyalgia, a Disease Few People Know About

It’s very difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia, and very few people know about it. We meet Erlinda Gonzalez who has struggled to deal with it.

Is Being a Man Easy? What are the standards that men are forced to follow? “Don’t cry, you’re a boy” is a phrase that’s very common.

Our photo of the day was taken in the Hershey Gardens in Mayabeque, Cuba by Vivienne Putt (Canada) with her Canon PowerShot camera.

Working on the Beach in Playa Larga, Matanzas, Cuba was taken by Alan Heselden with his iPad. Send in your pictures to our Photo of the Day.

Cuba’s Communist Party leadership has found a new source of funds to help keep its wheels turning: Fines. Read how it works…

Moreno Fraginals recently celebrated his first centenary. I say the first, because he left works that make him present today.

Our photo of the day was taken from Mirador Jibacoa, Mayabeque Cuba by Joanna Woodley with her iPhone 7 Plus camera.

These pictures of flooding were taken during a localized storm that hit parts of Havana on Wednesday, September 9th.

Fishing Boats Docked in Playa Larga, Matanzas, Cuba is our photo of the day taken by Paul Jennings (Canada) with his Canon 80D camera.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Live in Havana. Aurelio Pedroso tells us about the difference between night and day in the Cuban capital.