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Ariel Ruiz Urquiola: “I Never Wanted To Be a Zombie.”

The Cuban government has used numerous tactics to try and silence biologist and farmer Ariel Ruiz, who just doesn’t give up.

With all due respect to the believers: it is worth remembering the saying “God helps those who help themselves.”

Havana From a Window. By Aniket Arora (India). Camera: iPhone 6s

With the sources of danger I’ve listed, I’m not sure we are so close to giving the “final blow” to the pandemic, as the authorities say.

The Sunset Pilgrims taken in Jibacoa, Cuba is our Photo of the Day.,

There are three currencies now in the Cuba economy but only one will get you many of the basic consumer products.

The official discourse has been effective, even with many people who are victims of racism in Cuba but don’t perceive it.

Our photo of the day was taken in Playa Pesquero, Holguin, Cuba.

The Old Magdalena Bridge in Santiago de Cuba province.

These goods were here but the authorities didn’t want to sell them in the two Cuban currencies (CUP and CUC).