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A Story Between Cubans and Venezuelans

In 2019, a good friend of mine traveled to Spain to visit her daughter in Madrid. It was a trip they’d both been longing for.

No matter how precarious the cultural level of those who lead the Venezuelan government may be, they know the value and strength of a symbol.

My phone rings & when I pick it up, I have my little girl’s voice on the other end asking: “Papa, what did the Three Kings bring me?”

Ever since he was little, he paid close attention to colored images, he studied paintings and tried to copy them on every surface he could.

Cuentos de un día mas (Tales of one more day), is a feature film related to the pandemic and its effects on Cuban families.

Committing a crime here, where far too many things constitute a crime, is easy; it’s even pretty much necessary if you want to get by.

I’ll have a light dinner, watch a movie, & light a candle to ask for health & harmony. At 12, I’ll throw a bucket of water from the balcony.

While children sing, striving to comply with the script imposed by the government for the perfect Christmas, Nicolas Maduro sings his speech.

Rocco & Frida met over two years ago. They clicked so well that they knew from that moment onwards, nothing would ever separate them.

In June of this year preparations were prepared in all Mayarí neighborhoods to vaccinate the entire adult population, however….