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A Sailing Frigate, the Havana Malecon & Port Avenue (33 pics)

The sailing frigate Juan Sebastián de Elcano, is a training ship of the Spanish Navy, which made a visit to Havana between May 12 and 15.

After a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cuban Government called for May 1st parades throughout the country (21 pictures).

Images all taken in April, in a city that between inflation, shortages of all kinds, & the desperation of the youth, struggles not to succumb.

A baptism implies getting rid of original sin, but I wonder, what sin could a little one have who comes into the world with a clean slate?

The urban landscape of Havana, fundamentally in Centro Habana & Old Havana, shows sharp contrasts in terms of its conservation.

In several parks and on some avenues modern LED lights coexist with lights that follow design patterns from the early 20th Century.

I used to pass by it often, but the doors were always closed. I was frustrated, intrigued, I wanted to see it. So, I asked some neighbors…

I was born in Havana’s Vedado district, but I moved in 1996. However, when I walk its streets, I realize Vedado is deeply rooted in my life.

The photographs in the El Toque contest had to be unedited, original works, and linked to aging, caring and elderly rights in Cuba.

The contrast between indolence, abandonment, snobbery, and the nostalgia of the retro. That and more we try to show in these 57 pictures.