Esther Zoza’s Diary

I received a pleasant visit from two friends this weekend. After elbow bumping each other and keeping a safe distance, we caught up.

Has anybody asked what happens when these heroines go home? Is there recognition for all their hard work? Do they sit down to rest?

I went to the store and I ran into one of these people in the line. The kind of person who manages to bring out the worst in everyone.

While going for my everyday walk yesterday, I saw a middle-aged woman hugging a poplar tree. The sight moved me deeply…

Blasting music can be heard again during the COVID-19 lockdown. Some things never change; the only thing we can do is be tolerant.

Cuban mothers are in a state of constant stress, what between the COVID-19 pandemic and the beginning of the preschool year

Radio scriptwriters have been patiently waiting to be called back to work with the reopening. Since March they haven’t received any assistance

They are the first image we receive on the news. Their image should reflect the severity of the situation. The risk of COVID-19 is greater.

By Esther HAVANA TIMES – September is a month of evocations and tributes in Alamar: a “model” city, city of