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Utah Symphony and its Cuban Director Jessica Rivero

Jessica describes her voyage from childhood in one of those many musical Cuban families to realizing her dream of being an orchestra conductor

Several schools have reduced their hours and only offer classes in the mornings or from Monday to Thursday.

Liberal democracies can take different forms, but all require that individuals be able to live without fear of government.

Upon exiting the Havana Bay tunnel and heading northeast, the coastline reveals a peculiar area: Playa del Chivo. (23 photos)

The lucrative humidor auction closed the event. The government says the money goes to the Cuban Health System.

Juan Carlos Ampie’s picks. Best Picture: Anora or Conclave; Actors: Demi Moore, Timothée Chalamet, Zoe Saldaña; Foreign Film: I Am Still Here.

An open secret is that much of the bread sold by street vendors is made in the same bakeries that make the rationed bread rolls.

“My personal feeling is that we’re on our own. The government only remembers us for taxes, even though the country’s reality is worse…”

Rosario Murillo has sworn in 30,000 hooded “volunteers” in Managua, which experts affirm will comprise her own repressive army.

As I do when I retreat to a mountain or to the sea, today I wanted to avoid pessimism, but without escaping the city. (11 photos)