‘Names’ Left by Last Year’s Tornado in Havana
A year after the tragedy, psychology students who attended to the children in the affected areas maintain the community project called ‘Names’.
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What Nicaragua Can Learn from Anti-Corruption Efforts in Guatemala and Honduras
Charles Call speaks about the challenges that Nicaragua will face in the struggle against corruption and impunity after Ortega leaves.
Grafton Beach, Trinidad & Tobago – Photo of the Day
Grafton Beach, Black Rock, Trinidad & Tobago. By Wendy Mose (Trinidad & Tobago). Camera: Samsung S7
Powerful Quake Rocks Caribbean, No Tsunami Expected
A 7.7-strong earthquake rocked the Caribbean between Cuba & Jamaica today. Cuban seismology experts said there was no threat of a tsunami.
Chinese Artist & Filmmaker Ai Weiwei on State Violence (Video)
The film by Ai Wei Wei, “Vivos,” follows the families of the disappeared students in their daily lives as they grapple with the absence of their loved ones.
Cuba Feels a 7.3 Earthquake, No Damage Report Thus Far
Cuban media is reporting a 7.3 magnitude earthquake at 14:10 PM local time (ET) located in the Caribbean Sea between Jamaica and Cuba.
Cassava Bread, a Cultural Heritage Food, Makes a Comeback in Cuba
This Pre-Colombian food has a long list of credentials to support its candidature to be declared Cuba’s and the world’s intangible cultural heritage.
Fruit & Vegetable Vendor, Havana – Photo of the Day
Fruit & Vegetable Vendor, Havana, Cuba. By Betsy Powers (USA). Camera: Canon Eos 6D
Violence against Women in Cuba: Should It Go Ignored?
These aren’t coincidences, isolated cases, much less fake news. In Cuba, gender-based violence is a real, complex and common phenomenon…
Our Neighbor’s Broken Plates
It’s 11 PM and the building doesn’t have any electricity. I fan my son and try to calm him down, but the shouting from our neighbor’s continues…