My TV Broke and What That Means in Cuba
My TV is resting way too much. I don’t usually watch anything but a film here and there or a show, but now that’s not even possible.
My TV is resting way too much. I don’t usually watch anything but a film here and there or a show, but now that’s not even possible.
A disheveled old man is buying next to me. I watch him open a plastic bag with difficulty, I help him but I notice something strange…
When I learned as a child, I became so passionate about it that right up until adolescence, I scarcely thought about anything else.
The author of this madness thought that if they took the barracks, an insurrectionary uprising would begin in all of Oriente.
Rocco is irreverent, libertarian, opposed to any power that threatens his autonomy, and this is why his words cost him…
An old classmate from pre-university was arguing with me about the “Special Period” years. According to him, we’re much worse off now.
I wake up slowly until I manage to shake off the confusion & enter the present, like all the other times I’ve dreamt about her over the years.
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…
It was 2018. I was looking for something about Cuba, so I turned to Saint Google and came across Havana Times.
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.”