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Me, the Teacher

When the pandemic came, every parent was forced to take on the role of teacher. It’s been a great feat for many and they’ve found it hard…

The government continues to cling to its old line of incriminating the US, discounting citizens’ initiative, & minimizing our intelligence.

We are a few days away from opening borders to international tourism. Hotels & tourist facilities have been undergoing renovations for weeks.

I live in a small town in Pinar del Rio province, between palm trees and marabu bush weeds. It doesn’t have any remarkable stories…

“Me declaro inocente” is a book made up of eight stories of love, violence, sex, poverty and Man’s typical frustrations in Cuban society.

The title was just to catch your attention a little. I’m not really a Communist in the popular macabre sense of the word…

We still had hope in May 2018 when the first part collapsed, we thought the building would hold out for a long time…

He-who-shall-not-be-named is one of the most powerful men in this country. He is a member of the oligarchy that governs Cuba…

Located on the corner of Marti & Velez Caviedes streets, is the ruin of one of the most important buildings in the province.

In the 1970s & 1980s, getting your hands on a pair of jeans in Cuba meant seeing yourself get mixed up in a spy movie with plots and twists…