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Trap Music and Practicing Tolerance

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

I am surprised to hear such aggressive language again. The attacks name fellow Cubans who exercise their right to have a different opinion.

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

Esther Zoza tries to explain why the new Covid-19 outbreak in Havana, once again stuck in the community transmission phase.

By Esther Zoza HAVANA TIMES – Between COVID-19, shortages of basic essentials, African giant snails that keep reappearing in gardens

Recently, rice shortages in Cuba have buried me in a bitter and fruitless search that ends up with me buying corn flour.

I have always believed that we each have the choice to choose how we feel. Many Cubans have chosen pessimism.