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Faby Rodriguez’s Return Journey to Cuba

Faby Rodríguez, 22, did not think she would be detained that morning, that it would be her last day of freedom in the United States.

“Young creators whose personal development has been cut short by political hatred” continue to be punished.

Loss of household goods caused by hurricanes drives up demand for mattress makers in the east of the country.

This is a house that has gone through several stages since the original owners emigrated in the 1960s. (10 photos)

Mike Ross from Canada took our photo of the day: “Do-It-Yourself Generator”, in Boca de Camarioca, Cuba.

Cuba depends on opaque agreements, indirect routes, and ships that sail under the shadow of sanctions and seizures.

In the Cuban State’s conception, “food sovereignty” does not translate into farmers freedom to decide what to produce and how to market it,

What stands out is how social differences have become established, visible in how families with higher incomes have generators in their homes

We witnessed another direct insult to a people facing inflation, pulverized wages, and empty markets—as if deprivation were a cultural choice

In Cuba, housing is not just a roof: it is a broken promise, an old wound that cuts across generations.