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Soap: King or Slave in Cuba

Now, our soap shortage of the ’90s has been replaced by a lack of detergent and toothpaste in this pandemic. Here’s what I’m doing to brush.

What’s Happening during Lockdown in Cuba?

Covid-19 is the parenthesis between already normal shortages to imminent shortages, that are baring their sharp teeth, which no one will be immune to.

Revolution Square, Havana – Photo of the Day

Revolution Square, Havana, Cuba. By Caridad Chacon (Cuba). Camera: iPhone X

An Occasional Simple Pleasure, Not All Is Lost!

Being at home more than I would have wanted has also allowed me to engage in some small pleasures that I’d barely glimpsed amid the daily rush.

A Cuban Going Round and Round!

Cuban lines are like this. You can find happy people, creators of lines, who are inclined to enjoy the human stampede, crowding and disorder.

Cuban Doctors who Fought Covid-19 in Italy Return as Heroes

The 36 doctors and 15 nurses spent two months in the hard-hit Lombardy region and treated 516 patients.

Spring-Summer Images From a Few Havana Neighborhoods (Photo Feature)

These images were taken in the Havana neighborhoods of Sevillano, Monaco and part of Santa Catalina Street. (31 photos)

Cuba is Where Reality Beats Fiction

Pinar del Rio city is stirring amid a hive of people who chase after essential items. Chances of becoming infected with Covid-19 isn’t people’s top concern.

The Sun Goes Down in Havana – Photo of the Day

As the Sun Goes Down in Havana, Cuba. By Kim (Canada). Camera: Samsung Galaxy

On an Island of Lines, Lobster Is Only a Tale

The first thing that catches your eye when entering the coastal town of La Coloma, Pinar del Rio, is a giant lobster that welcomes you with open claws.