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Pornography and the Internet: Its Impact on Cuban Society

The modern concept of pornography is defined by the massive commercialization of erotic material, thus abandoning its artistic character…

Shortages of Basic Products have Cubans Worried

The Cuban government has said that it will be forced to prioritize three important sectors, given pressure from abroad: food, medicine and fuel.

Exhibition Commemorating Love

Trangresiones, a retrospective by artist Julio Heriberto Prieto, is on display at the Mariano Rodriguez gallery, located in Villa Panamericana, Havana. (19 photos)

Cuban Soccer Looking to Reincorporate Players Abroad

Maybe the arrival of these players won’t save Cuban football from the disaster but we could at least say that we lost with our best players on the field…

We’re Rolling!! A Local Bus Becomes a Theater Presentation

The Justo Rufino Garay Theater in Managua presents an intense piece that offers the chance to laugh and to see a reflection of our everyday lives.

Cuban Sculptor Deny Lear Castro (Video)

Deny Lear Castro, a sculptor now after a lifetime of problems when he was younger, has found an escape from reality in his artwork.

Elegua: a Religious Symbol of Cuban Santeria (Video)

The Cuatro Caminos market, founded in 1920, holds many stories. There, one of the country’s oldest relics was found, a stone in the shape of Elegua.

The Cyclists Who Crossed Nicaragua in Three Days

A group of five cyclists set out to travel Nicaragua, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, in three days. 460 kilometers later, they tell how they succeeded.

Home Delivery Services on the Rise in Cuba

There is no data on how many people are currently using food delivery services in Cuba, however, it is becoming more frequent, especially in Havana.

Nicaraguans in Costa Rica: a Long History of Welcome and Rejection

The long history between Costa Ricans and Nicaraguan immigrants has shaped families and friendships, although discrimination and xenophobia still persists.