Photo Feature

Fires in Cuba: Accidental or Deliberate?

Cuban TV has been warning the general population about the crisis the country is suffering with drought over the last few months. As it doesn’t rain very much, it’s only logical that food production and livestock are affected and forests become more vulnerable to experience fires. (22 photos)

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Venezuelan Retirees and Pensioners Protest

For the second consecutive day, and this time not only in Caracas, also in several states of Venezuela, retirees and pensioners went out to claim their right to life. “Angry grandparents demand their rights” was one of the slogans. (24 photos)

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The Golden Mile of Old Havana

In the city’s historic center, near the Obispo pedestrian boulevard, you can find the so-called “Golden Mile”, popularly known like this because it is the best conserved part of the city. It is possibly the most important tourist attraction in Havana. (19 photos)

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Terry Fox Marathon of Hope 2017 in Cuba

The twentieth edition of the Terry Fox Run, hosted on Saturday, March 18, in Havana and other Cuban cities, saw thousands of people remembering the remarkable feat that the young Canadian made to raise funds for the fight against cancer. Havana Times was present and here are our pictures. (12 photos)

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Shadows and High Contrast Photography in Cuba

For most beginners in photography its often quite uncomfortable to obtain snapshots with low light source, whether natural or artificial. However, with an optimum adjustment of the camera and using the little that the environment that surrounds you provides, even backlit, you can achieve amazing pictures. (17 photos)

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Capitalist Investments in Cuba

Cuba’s promising future in tourism can already be seen, the growing avalanche of foreign visitors to Havana is invading its public spaces. Curiosity for the country has meant that tourism has also expanded to more remote places where visitors search for the Cuban people’s daily reality. (17 photos)

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