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An Ordinary Day in Today’s Cuba

What I see when I walk around my town, Cojímar, on the outskirts of Havana, which, to me, reflects what my country is today. (16 photos)

This is the story of three young Nicaraguan women who managed to restart their education outside the country.

The authoritarian drift of elected rulers, the populist platforms at election time, and the failure of progressivism to update its message…

Well stocked for years, but with the currency switch from CUC to MLC in 2021, its products started disappearing. (17 photos)

The cancellation of the presentation of the students’ graduation short films marks the end of a free space for artistic creation.

For moments, Marilu Placencia Gonzalez thinks she’s alone. But she isn’t. She lives with her son Gerardo who has a mental health disorder.

Under the intense sun, the protesters expressed their outrage over a problem that affects every aspect of their lives.

The dictator threatened the “traitors,” showered praise on China and Russia, and reiterated that the United Nations must be eliminated.

Nostalgia is often linked to the Havana Malecon. What Cuban, or foreign visitor, hasn’t sat on that wall that holds back the sea? (18 photos)

Without housing, formal employment, and a ration book, these internal migrants are “illegal” in their own country.