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Early 20th Century Architecture in Havana (Photo Feature)

Cuban architecture in the first three decades of the 20th century was a mixture of the Spanish Baroque and US Rationalism. (63 pictures)

In Chile’s Bio Bio region, Jorge Ramos, from Havana, manages the Chile Bucaneros – one of the five teams that make up the baseball league.

La Virgen del Camino is one of the most important crossroads in Havana. It is an identity element of the San Miguel del Padron municipality.

Camaguey is a unique and maze-like city, designed with the purpose of confusing the pirates and corsairs who frequently besieged it.

So as Havana celebrated its 500th anniversary last year, now Guantanamo reaches 150 during the Covid-19 crisis.

Magical and eclectic Havana is shown to us bathed in light and rain, covered in a leaden sky. This photo feature has 21 pictures.

La Rampa is one of the most central places in Havana. It runs the famous Coppelia ice cream parlor to the Malecon Sea Drive. (27 pictures)

On the corner of Gertrudris and Revolución streets, in the Havana neighborhood of Sevillano, there is a farmhouse-style 1919 construction.

Citizens wearing face masks and face shields; businesses with extreme sanitation measures; and half-filled movie theaters.

Looking for optimism in these sad times, Ernesto Gonzalez gives us his vision of flowers on the other side of bars. (16 pictures)