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Literature in Cuba’s Streets

One of the most popular activities held each summer in Cuba are the book days when large urban avenues host stands where literature for all ages is sold at moderate prices. (15 photos)

A Swedish Lens on Matanzas, Cuba

Photos from Matanzas province by HT reader Torbjorn Holstenson from Sweden. Matanzas is considered part of western Cuba and includes the Varadero beach resort to the north and stretches down to the Zapata Peninsula and the Bay of Pigs to the south.(12 photos)

Leoncio Vidal Park, Santa Clara

In the center of the Santa Clara City, in Villa Clara Province — in the heart of Cuba — is the Leoncio Vidal Park Caro, a national monument. According to the opinions of many experts, this is one of the most beautiful parks in Cuba, and is surrounded by buildings of eclectic architecture, along with more modern ones. (24 photos)

A Visit to La Boca, Trinidad, Cuba

Five kilometers from Trinidad, in the province of Sancti Spiritus, is La Boca, a coastal town of people who live from fishing, farming and forms of self-employment. Known as a place for vacationing, the town has a permanent population of under 400 but grows considerably in certain periods of the year, especially to serve national workers’ tourism at several state-run facilities. July and August are the busiest months. (27 photos)

Off the Tourist Path in Trinidad, Cuba

The small colonial city of Trinidad is one of the top tourist attractions in Cuba. Most groups visiting the capital or Varadero, take excursions to this town located not far from the coast and a gateway to the Escambray Mountains. Here’s a look at the daily life of Trinidad residents, beyond the tourist paths. (26 photos)

Cuban Doctors Aren’t the Same Anymore

This wasn’t the first time that Virgen talked to me about when she visited Cuba. About 12 years ago she went to my country accompanying her sister who was receiving medical treatment .But it wasn’t only in Havana where Virgen first befriended Cuban doctors. (10 photos)

Partying at Bartolo’s Banana Plantation

Janis Hernandez shows us what the annual guateque (campesino fiesta) is like in San Luis, in the province of Santiago de Cuba. “We’re going to have a good time at Bartolo’s banana plantation,” is often heard at the popular event. (22 photos)

Escambray Theater Performs Polish Play

Recently in Havana the renown Teatro Escambray theater troupe, under the direction of Carlos Perez Peña, premiered the play Ensayo para Siete (Rehearsal for Seven) by the Polish playwright Boluslaw Schaeffer. The presentation was part of a week of Polish culture celebrated in the Cuban capital. (13 photos)

That Is Not My City

The poster of the entrance showed Jesus Lara the artist, menacing with his fists and his aggressive look while announcing “Boxing citadino”, which then made you want to know how a boxing ring could be combined with an art exhibit. (13 photos)

Planet X and Its Urban Music

New paths in music are refusing to be confined under this, that or any other label. Because of this, the term “fusion” is fashionable here in Cuba, as are groups where members are not permanent. Instead they have interactive projects. (11 photos)