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Holguin, Cuba Dressed for a Party in Squares & Parks

The Hermanos Saiz Association, a Cuban organization of young artists, took up the tradition and added new nuances to it.

Cuba being a migrant country is one of the negative achievements of Fidel’s 1959 Revolution, which continues to this day.

I’ve spoken about my father’s human qualities in previous articles. These included helping anyone who needed it.

With the acute gasoline crisis I checked Revolico.com to see if I could find an ad for enamel and anticorrosive paint with home delivery.

More than an interest in a slow and systematic advance, Cubans are typically eager to sweep everything away in order to remake it differently

Magalis Perez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Making a Buck in Havana, Cuba”.

The cultural policy of the Revolution is clear on the subject of freedom of content in artistic expression. Fidel Castro said it all in 1961.

Meyvis Rega de Cuba took our photo of the day: “Fisherman and Seagull”, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

Another femicide in the city. We’ve had 36 this year so far. The Government blames the US blockade (embargo), shortages, turns a blind eye.

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.”