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)
“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)
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)
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)
These images were taken in the Havana neighborhoods of Sevillano, Monaco and part of Santa Catalina Street. (31 photos)
I would venture to affirm that La Quinta de los Molinos is a paradise with the city of Havana. (30 photos)
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)
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)
I don’t particularly love busy streets, but what I saw last Sunday, walking down some of Havana’s streets, was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. (12 photos)
Just past dawn, we three intrepid Ladyranchers climbed into my RAV named Luna. The morning was cool and overcast but expected to clear. (21 photos)
Manuel Almenares walks down Central Havana’s streets during these times of Coronavirus. He captures what he goes out looking for… (13 photos)