Blackouts and No Choice but to Get Up
It’s the weekend when I come home and find there’s electricity , although you can never be sure. Blackouts come like a thief in the night…
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Diaries
Surprises and Parole in Today’s Cuba
For the first time in a long time, I felt endless love for my little sister, my only sister. The situation took me back 30 or 40 years ago…
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My four years with Havana Times
It was 2018. I was looking for something about Cuba, so I turned to Saint Google and came across Havana Times.
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Humanitarian Parole, the New Phase of Cuba’s Exodus
Cuba being a migrant country is one of the negative achievements of Fidel’s 1959 Revolution, which continues to this day.
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On Father’s Day
I’ve spoken about my father’s human qualities in previous articles. These included helping anyone who needed it.
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Revolico.com Paint Ad Scam
With the acute gasoline crisis I checked Revolico.com to see if I could find an ad for enamel and anticorrosive paint with home delivery.
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Collage of Reality in Cuba
My plans are to go out and look for mangos to compensate this hardship. We have a saying here in Cuba: “Year of mangos is a year of hunger.”
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Thoughts on the Kind of Change Cuba Needs
History is a path we can’t tread again. We are what we are, and we must come up with a vision of the future based on this.
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Blackouts Return to Venezuela
Ungodly blackouts have returned, making the Venezuelan people’s lives difficult, already being hit by the shameless economic policy…
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What’s Going On With Us?
The other day I ventured to the La Rampa movie theater. I arrived after walking quite a few blocks under the scorching afternoon sun.
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