Spanish Choreographer Laments 25 Years of Farewells in Cuba
The artist asked the regime to generate “some changes so that the people of Cuba want to live in Cuba”
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Caution in Latin America over Marco Rubio’s Nomination
Cuban-American Senator Marco Rubio will be the next Secretary of State, becoming the first Hispanic to lead US diplomacy.
Hurricane Rafael in a Havana Apartment
Facing the arrival of a hurricane in Havana is no joke, especially when the housing infrastructure is increasingly deteriorated.
Cuban Retiree: ‘My Pension Can Barely Buy Food for a Week’
It is becoming more and more expensive to pay for the few products that are at the Saturday’s food fairs in Cienfuegos.
Winners of the 13th Havana Times Photo Contest
The 10 judges from five countries made their choices in three rounds of selection. We started out with 159 photographs from 18 photographers.
Strong Earthquakes Worsen the Crisis in Eastern Cuba
On the morning of Sunday, November 10, 2024, a pair of high-intensity earthquakes shook the southern part of eastern Cuba.
Cuba Travel 101: Should We Still Visit Cuba, Why or Why Not
I will provide the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly for whoever may take my advice as a world traveler and attempt to be unbiased.
New Roadblock for Spouses and Stepchildren of US Citizens
The ruling blocks Biden’s initiative which would have offered legal status to half a million spouses and stepchildren of US citizens.
Cuba Exodus Has Fueled the Second-Hand Market
“Everyone is doing it, selling the belongings of family members who have emigrated from the island”
Interview with Nicaraguan Survivors of the Valencia Tragedy
Two Nicaraguan sisters living in Valencia describe the agonizing hours that followed the storm and flooding that left 219 dead…