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The Captain’s Story

I totally understood the Captain. It happened to me. It happens, almost surely, to many men and women in today’s Cuba. It’s a reality.

Starting tonight, tropical storm-force winds may be reported in Isla de la Juventud and Pinar del Río, with speeds of 55 to 70 kph.

Cuba’s Communist Party government has shown that times of greatest scarcity are not the scenarios that most threaten its power.

Faith manifests itself in many ways. Among the most beautiful aspects of humanity is the diversity of beliefs.

The National Hurricane Center in Miami has declared a tropical storm warning for Pinar del Río, Artemisa and the Isle of Youth.

Through the images, you can see a group of older women exercising, laughing together, singing, and sharing stories. (21 photos)

Annie feels abandoned by the system. “After 35 years of working, they wouldn’t give me a few months leave or let me work remotely.”

I’m still deeply interested in remaining culturally Cuban, fully aware of the weight that the word “culture” carries.

We have never echoed rumors on this site, but this time it’s so strong that we can’t turn our backs on what’s been the talk of the town all week.

They are mostly cheerful, passionate, dynamic, often unaware of the economic crises, hardships, and sacrifices of their parents (16 photos)