Hurricane Milton’s Aftermath in My Havana Neighborhood
When I woke up Thursday, I saw that the sea waters had overed the sidewalks, and trash bins were completely overturned, floating. (13 photos)
Read MoreWhen I woke up Thursday, I saw that the sea waters had overed the sidewalks, and trash bins were completely overturned, floating. (13 photos)
Read MoreThe first Cuban nuclear power plant was a project coordinated with the former USSR. It began taking shape in the 1980s.
Read MoreIf we were to recount the things that have changed here in Havana since the pandemic, we could make a long list.
Read MoreIn 2018, I started making videos. My son played the role of editor. A friend of mine taught him an editing program, which he quickly learned.
Read MoreCuban cinema of the last decade has been characterized by offering a discourse on life in marginalized neighborhoods.
Read MoreHis real long-term plan is to leave the country, as he’s been waiting for the parole visa to the USA his aunt put in place for him months ago
Read MoreWe just wanted a bench to sit on, to work peacefully. We were not interested in accessing the museum either. (13 photos)
Read MoreIt’s shameful to know that they were the first to sacrifice themselves for what has been called the Revolution, and now they live in this way.
Read MoreMy parents and the ocean, days in paradise, distant echoes of a better country, far away from the disaster we’re currently living through.
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