Garbage in the Streets Defaces Cuba’s Urban Landscape
For months now, the accumulated garbage on the streets of several Cuban cities has become part of the urban landscape.
Read MoreFor months now, the accumulated garbage on the streets of several Cuban cities has become part of the urban landscape.
Read MoreHow long can a society remain in full collapse without changing—beyond the toxic changes produced by the collapse itself?
Read MoreThese measures, which will begin to take effect within the next 30 days, support the economic embargo against Cuba.
Read MoreMany workers have chosen to return to their cities of origin, chiefly Cardenas and Matanzas, to seek alternatives outside the tourist sector.
Read MoreIf this tension continues to build, a spark could ignite another mass protest—one so far been held back by the fear of brutal reprisals.
Read MoreAlamar, a “model” community on the east side of Havana, was a project launched with great fanfare by the revolution in the 1970s. (35 photos)
Read MoreThe situation in Cuba is critical. On June 15, the Catholic Bishops Conference of Cuba recognized this in a Message for the Jubilee Year.
Read MoreWherever I go, whether a cultural institution, business, school, building entrance, or even just along a sidewalk, there he is. (16 photos)
Read More“Here in the area I know, I haven’t seen any progress anywhere. I see the same poverty, the same dignity. Nothing has been done here…”
Read MoreSome neighborhoods in Matanzas, Cuba barely suffer any outages, while others live among candles and silent refrigerators.
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