Maduro: “I Will Only Turn Over Power to Someone of My Party”
Maduro spoke another pearl to try and discourage the opposition that soundly defeated him and demands respect for the election results.
Diaries
Before Arriving in Guisa and Visiting Its Botanical Garden
This summer, I wanted to treat myself by visiting a place completely unknown to me: the Guisa Botanical Garden.
Goodbye to Havana
On December 27, 2022, we left Havana on our journey towards Brazil. It was excessively cold, even for winter.
Indifference to Those Around Us
I grew up in an atmosphere where it was natural to be available to relatives, friends, and neighbors for whatever was needed.
Abuse and Violence in Today’s Cuba
We are living in an era of war, where, evidently, those with the most power squeeze the rest without caring at all.
Recounting the Times I’ve Seen
Everything we talk about, or plan or experience, revolves around how to subsist, trying to maintain the same status of subsistence…
Late Afternoon in a Typical US Neighborhood
Some evenings, after working out, I go for a walk, covering a mile or two. My partner came & we explored the neighborhood where we are living
Supply Without Demand and Vice Versa
The difference from the 1990s crisis is that there is an abundance of supply, which is incredible. Now the conflict is money.
We Gave Up Everything to Escape Cuba, and It Wasn’t Enough
In mid-2022, my wife and I decided to leave the country. The first step was to find a destination country, and it wasn’t easy.
Our Videos for Havana Times
In 2018, I started making videos. My son played the role of editor. A friend of mine taught him an editing program, which he quickly learned.