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What Cuba Can Expect from the US Elections?

Cuba continues to pay close attention to the US electoral campaign. Relations are at their worst since January 2017 when Trump took office.

As Hurricane Delta moves further away from the western tip of Cuba, here’s the Havana weather forecat for October 8-14.

To us there’s nothing like pure Cuban coffee. Unfortunately, very few Cubans can enjoy this coffee. Most only get a a coffee/chickpea blend.

For every 1278 elderly, there are 1000 children. Cuba is aging at a dizzying pace. The government is well aware of it.

Cuban journalist Abraham Jimenez denounced his arbitrary arrest, being stripped, handcuffed and transferred to State Security’s Villa Marista.

Western Cuba Remains on Alert for Hurricane Delta. The powerful storm aims for Quintana Roo and Yucatan, Mexico.

Havana’s Capitolio and adjoining neighborhoods. Our photo of the day was taken by Steven Certilman (USA). Camera: iPhone Xs

The quick development of Tropical Storm Delta led Cuban authorities to issue a Hurricane Warning* Monday for Pinar del Rio.

I’m writing about an event that took place on August 24 in the middle of Tokyo. at the Members’ Office Building of House of Representatives.

Tortoise Shell Cat, Havana, Cuba. Our photo of the day was taken by Greg Rothschild (USA). Camera: Fuji XT-2