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Lockdown Tears at the Fabric of Our Society

Lockdown Tears at the Fabric of Cuban Society. It’s no secret that violence is on the rise. Brawls on the street, beach & lines, femicides…

Our house is over 70 years old and as you can imagine, structural and other damage begins to show. It will depend on us to do the repairs…

Looking at old black/white photos of the capital, and listening to stories from the 50s I am nostalgic for a time that I didn’t even live in.

Laura was coming, I knew it, and so she was on my mind when I went to sleep. I kept my anxiety under control…

The Cuban media is giving great importance to the Russian Covid-19 vaccine called Sputnik V as well as the potential Cuban vaccine “Soberana”

I wake up like any other day, thinking about sorting out a few everyday things, now that Time isn’t my biggest setback.

The news has already traveled across the globe: Cuba already has a vaccine for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Clinical trials began on Monday.

It was a tense night on Sunday, waiting for tropical storm Laura to hit. Its visit to Mayari caused some damage but no loss of life.

Nike takes us to an exhibition of the Cuban artist and teacher Joc.

Alfredo Fernández writes a few words about the great Cuban author Guillermo Cabrera Infante.