Diaries Archives - Page 125 of 642

La Terrazina Pizzeria: A Welcoming Place in Pinar del Rio

The surprising thing about this place is that despite being run by a state company, it really is a welcoming place with good quality food.

Singing Down the Wall

Every summer I sing with a chorus during the annual Concert without Borders, an event staged on both sides of the Mexico/U.S. border at once.

Internet in Cuba, another Victim of the US Blockade

Cuba’s telecommunications company has recently announced that new mobile data package offers will be implemented, promoting 4G technology.

Chronicle of a Shattered Dream

Aside from being a writer, I have had other dreams in my life, like any other human being. One of these dreams was to become a distinguished lawyer.

Hondurans and Their Peculiar Obsession with the United States

According to my students the US is the land of opportunity where one simply crosses the border, gets a job immediately and earns big money.

Unfinished Love Relationships in the Movie “Habana Selfies”

A nostalgic view of Havana at night, covered in rain and lightning, a ride in a taxi and six love stories in“Habana Selfies” from Cuban director Arturo Santana.

Tobacco Farming Is Part of My Community and My Life

Everything here in my community is linked to tobacco farming; it’s the main source of income for a large part of the population, both directly and indirectly.

Thinking about Cuba and Marti

I don’t believe in visionaries but there’s no doubt that if Marti were alive, he would have made a substantial & positive contribution to Cuba’s history.