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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Diaries
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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Maybe next year…
This is how a song by Isaac Delgado begins, which was released in the early ‘90s. It was a tough time as you all know…
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Unity and the Cuban Revolution
There are always people who don’t like the socio-political system that the Revolution adopted, in spite of it proving itself to be more just and humane…
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New Year Reflections. Let’s Value What We Have
My December 31st was crap. I didn’t leave the house. I sat and watched the end of a TV series.
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Amongst the Garifuna
An ambience of laughter, tranquillity and contentment thrives in the Garifuna communities of Tela; an old port on the Caribbean coast of Honduras.
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Femicide is Officially Recognized in Cuba, One of Few Advances in 2019
Femicide came to mind as the subject of this article when I recently listened to a news feature on Canal Caribe.
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What My Christmas Was Like
After the crash, my parents quickly came to the scene and were really scared when they saw me on the floor (they thought that I had been hurt)…
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Winter Fair and Cat Show in Havana
Recently 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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Water for the New Year!
The motor at the electrical plant, which supplies the town of Puerta de Golpe and other areas, has burnt out, like a curse.
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