In a Hard Place Between a Plane and a Freezer
Pedro Pablo Morejon recants his January 7th, the day he found his mother dead in her room, and his efforts that followed…
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Diaries
An Abandoned Building that Could Be of Great Use
The government talks about increasing national production vs. imports but in practice the agricultural policy often goes in the opposite direction.
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Three Months of Hard Work for One Night?
Even though Cuban families have been slogging their way through very tough times, we recently celebrated a “Happy New Year”.
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Many Reasons to Laugh, Only One to Cry
A friend who lives outside of Cuba, with whom I communicate every day, believes that I am increasingly pessimistic.
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Rural Pinar del Rio: Old Memories and New Desires
I grew up in a neighborhood of a rural community, where we played baseball and went around quite freely without our parents having to worry.
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Learning to Live with Less
Honduras has blessed me (as hard as it gets at times) to see and live its reality as the Honduran does.
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Crusade against Laughter in Cuba
A new attack against the popular TV show Vivir del Cuento sees the disappearance of the character Facundo Correcto, played by actor Andy Vazquez.
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“Thinking like a Country in Cuba”, if only the Government Really Did!
It’s a phrase that presdient Diaz-Canel uses as a slogan: “Thinking like a country”. It would be great to do this. But we all must, and in every regard.
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A Cup of Coffee…
It’s born green, collected when red, sold when yellow and enjoyed when it’s black. Do you know what I’m talking about? Well, coffee…
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Tell Me How It Ends
By Emelina Rosa HAVANA TIMES – Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions is the name of
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