Shameful Blackouts in Cuba
Cuba has a long history of blackouts. When I was a little girl, blackouts were so common that nobody used to question them.
Read MoreCuba has a long history of blackouts. When I was a little girl, blackouts were so common that nobody used to question them.
Read MoreIn the town I grew up in, Cojimar, there is a house/farm known as Fidel’s house. The story goes that Fidel was given this house before 1959.
Read MoreNike takes us to an exhibition of the Cuban artist and teacher Joc.
Read MoreI want to tell you how the day-to-day is being lived in Cuba at this moment.
Read MoreIt’s incredible what people do to eat meat.
Read MoreIn the 1950s, exactly in 1956, with a frequency of three trips a week, the City of Havana ferry started a service between Key West and Havana.
Read MoreI want to share several stories that are happening these days and that demonstrate the kindness of people, that is, of ordinary Cubans.
Read MoreIt was a very old tree that had never bothered anyone. It is known here in Cuba as the Sassafras tree. It’s delicious scent gives away its medicinal properties.
Read MoreCojimar hasn’t had a cultural center for more than thirty years. The old one was based in an old colonial house on Real Street…
Read MoreRecently the Winter Cat Expo was held in La Quinta de los Molinos, Havana, which I announced in a previous article. Here are my pictures. (26 photos)
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