Electronic Patients Lying on the Bed
My brother has his refuge. This place he goes back to every day, the space that shelters him when things aren’t going well.
Diaries
Distancing Oneself from the Masses
Honduras, is my special place. Those who’ve read my previous articles on here are well aware of this. Yet, as I almost always state…
My Greatest Fear
It’s been a good while since dying stopped being my greatest fear. I no longer believe in the biblical Hell for those that reject Christ…
Female Perspectives in a Havana Art Expo
A collective exhibition of women who, with their particular vision of seeing the world and life, introduce us to a kind of parallel universe.
“Three Days in Cuba and I Already Want to Leave”
When Cubans living abroad arrive in the country, they’re like Santa Claus, showing up weighed down with gifts for their friends and family.
False Normality in Cuba
The Cuban government wants to project the idea of normality, to sell us the image that life in Cuba is all proceeding calmly.
Cuban Youth Are Fleeing the Island
My friend Luisa is going to Nicaragua. In a couple of weeks, she’ll soon be on a plane heading towards the Central American country.
Another Day in Cuba
When Yamila’s grandmother told her for them to go and live with her, they didn’t think about the consequences.
Government Visits, Dinosaurs and Ordinary People
I was on my way to work and I stopped under the bridge on the highway to “hitch a ride” just like I do every morning. Here’s what happened…
Recall Me If You Can!
Thanks to the “good nature” of our Constitution, a group of Venezuelans have set out to recall President Maduro via a Recall Referendum, but…