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More Than a Hundred “Shots” Every Morning

Dr. Adrian de la Paz shoots more than a hundred shots every morning in the Havana neighborhood he serves. His pistol never stops smoking.

Ever since she was a little girl Paula Henriquez never had good experiences with alcoholic beverages. In her diary post she esplains why…

Our picture of the day “The Flight”, was taken in Havana, Cuba by Todd Bennett (Canada). He used a Sony A7s Camera.

Cuban political prisoner Silverio Portal suffers the ostracism of a lack of information. It’s our duty to make his situation visible.

Human Stubble is what’s left in Cuba. The youth have fled in all directions. We elderly better take care of ourselves and our appliances.

In his cartoon, Humanitarian Aid and Lemon Juice, Juan Carlos Mosquera describes an issue of saving face or helping people.

Osmel Ramirez asks: Do we really have farm cooperatives in Cuba? “Nobody cooperates with anyone anymore or it’s very rare.”

Havana Weather for September 3-9. It promises to be hot and humid with some scattered showers in the afternoons.

Heavy Swell at Sunset, Havana, is our Photo of the Day taken by Thomas McGory.

Haroldo Dilla writes on Cuba’s Vaccine and the Trivialization of Progress. “The vaccine was made in a bubble of state-of-the-art technology.”