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Flowering, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Flowering in Havana, Cuba is our Photo of the Day. It was taken in the capital by Teresita Herrera with her Canon camera.

Time proved me right. Despite public heath efforts, social indiscipline and a lack of controls thwarted the apparent end of Covid-19 in Cuba.

Michael Ritchie writes about the epic years and his fascination with “El Jefe”, and the unfortunate fact that “the Revolution is over.”

Our photo of the day was taken by Gary Surace at the Havana Cathedral. He used an LG Camera.

Cuban government policy has put the US dollar back on a pedestal while the CUC takes a dive. Meanwhile, most Cubans have neither one.

It’s time to advance in a new direction where private business isn’t seen as an evil. That appears to be overcome, but not completely…

Bicycle in Havana, Cuba by Lorne Hansen is our Photo of the Day.

Weeks after micro, small & medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) were formally authorized in Cuba, implementation is still in the project phase.

A small train station, an elevated bridge and a railroad crossing also in Boyeros served as a pretext for this photographic essay.

In recent months, private messages, intimate photos & personal online conversations of artivists and independent journalists are circulating.