My Vision of Havana’s Landmark Capitol Building
Without a doubt one of the most photogenic and most photographed places in Havana is the Capitol building known as the Capitolio. (26 photos)
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A Life of Blistered Hands in Rural Santa Clara, Cuba
Rosa lives with her son, Papelito, a fan of fishing. He normally goes down to the dam in front of the house. LIfe has become increasingly hard. (17 photos)
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Havana Begins its Recovery (Photo Feature)
As Havana enters today July 3rd into phase one of recovery from Covid-19, Juan Suarez was able to take these pictures for our readers. (15 photos)
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Are Lines the Best Vectors of COVID-19 in Cuba?
“Stay at home,” people shouted at a woman who was walking along the sidewalk in front of the store. To which she blurted out: “If I do, I’ll die of hunger.” (14 photos)
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New York as Never Before Photo Essay
Almost overnight, life on the streets came to a grinding halt as New York decongested more completely than anywhere else in the United States. (16 photos)
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Havana from the Hills of the La Vibora Neighborhood (Photo Feature)
Unable to move around the city, I climbed the hills of La Vibora nieghborhood to see numerous Havana landmarks from those vantage points. (21 photos)
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Spring-Summer Images From a Few Havana Neighborhoods (Photo Feature)
These images were taken in the Havana neighborhoods of Sevillano, Monaco and part of Santa Catalina Street. (31 photos)
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Havana’s Quinta de los Molinos (Photos y Video)
I would venture to affirm that La Quinta de los Molinos is a paradise with the city of Havana. (30 photos)
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Cuba’s National Flower: Celia Sanchez
Born on May 9, 1920, Celia Esther Sánchez Manduley was one of eight children in the family of Dr. Manuel Sánchez Silveira and Acacia Manduley. (16 photos)
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Little Dancers Backstage
During our annual trip with L’Archipel in 2015, I went to the Cuban National Ballet School graduate show in at the Teatro Nacional de Cuba. (9 photos)
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