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Empty Streets of Havana – Photo of the Day

Our photo of the day: “Empty streets of Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Douglas Prentiss (USA). with his Canon 5D Mark 2 camera.

Today’s featured artist is Brazilian rapper Emicida with the song of the day “Mae” (2015). Send us your favorites to share.

The protests in Tunisia represented a historic turning point and inspired a wave of pro-democracy uprising across several Muslim countries.

The law bears the ironic title: “Defense of the people’s right to independence, sovereignty and self-determination for peace”.

The new rates for electricity and other public services take effect in January 2021. We are alarmed just like most Internet users.

For about three months medicines hadn’t come, but yesterday supplies arrived. So this morning there is a big crowd outside the pharmacy.

In most countries with even a semblance of observing civil rights what Luis Robles did would be part of everyday life. Not in Cuba.

The bill prohibits candidates the regime considers “coup promoters” from running. “It’s a totalitarian measure,” opposition leaders say.

The new communities of activists, journalists, artists and intellectuals grow in accordance with civil society itself and the private sector.

High school graduate Nazareth Valladares Arguello had planned for several weeks to raise the Nicaraguan flag in her graduation ceremony.