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Havana’s Promenades and Avenues: Alameda de Paula

Older than the famous Paseo del Prado, Alameda de Paula (Paula boulevard), is the first space built for social reasons in front of the sea, inside the walled city. (17 photos)

Tamunangue in El Cuji, a Tradition in Venezuela’s Lara State (Photo Feature)

Whenever Lara State is brought up in conversation, Venezuelans automatically think about Tamunangue. This combination of dance, song and music is over 400 years old and, like nearly every cultural event here, comes from indigenous, African and Spanish culture. (15 photos)

Father’s Day in Guantanamo, Cuba

Over 80 countries are celebrating Father’s Day today Sunday, June 16th, including Cuba, Mexico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Argentina, Canada and the United States. Reynaldo brings us a tribute to fathers in the city of Guantanamo, Cuba on their day. (11 photos)

Pictures by Linda Klipp, a Past Winner of the HT Contest

Today we feature some of the photographic work of Linda Klipp submitted for the 2018 contest and other past years in the different categories requested. (21 photos)

June Comes to Havana Pictures

Come rain or shine Juan takes to streets virtually every day to capture daily life scenes, its more than a habit, its a total passion to let you know what’s going on in people’s lives. (15 photos)

Havana’s Port Avenue

Avenida del Puerto (Port Avenue) links the oldest part of the city with the Malecon, which takes us to the most modern part of the Cuban capital. Some people think of it as an extension of the Malecon, but Avenida del Puerto is actually a lot older. (24 photos)

Andres Bazabe and his Cardboard Universe

Andres Bazabe Hernandez is one of the many Cuban artists who has joined the recycling movement. He has many individual and group exhibitions under his belt, and some of his works even form part of private art collections in the US and Italy. (12 photos)