An Affectionate Farewell for Tato Quinones
Family, friends, the religious community and comrades in the anti-racism struggle bid farewell, with music, heartfelt words and the promise to carry on the fight.
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Havana Weather for January 16-22
The days will be warm and practically without rains, with very isolated low clouds, a little more abundant during the afternoon.
Havana’s Capitolio Building – Photo of the Day
Havana’s Capitolio Building. By William Ross (USA). Camera: iPhone 11 Pro Max
Gay Christ Ruffles Religious Power’s Feathers in Brazil
Jesus Christ as a 30-year-old man in a gay relationship is the storyline of a recent Netflix film, which has sparked great controversy in Brazil.
UN Rapporteurs Request Information on Alleged Slavery of Cuban Doctors
Two UN rapporteurs asked the Cuban government for information about alleged human rights violations suffered by Cuban medical aid workers abroad.
Forty-two years after the Martyrdom: “Public Liberties Can’t Be Killed”
Tribute to the martyr of public liberties, while the Ortega Murillo regime’s police besieged the central cemetery.
The Artist’s Workshop – Photo of the Day
The artist’s workshop. By Greg Rothschild (USA). Camera: Fuji XT-2
Jazz Plaza 2020 Opens in Havana and Santiago de Cuba
In the last four editions the venues have been shared between Havana and Santiago de Cuba; and this year it takes place from January 14-19.
The Latest Notorious Case of Censorship in the Cuban Media
I never imagined that things would go this far. If it’s a matter of imagination, I would like to know one day who made such a ridiculous decision.
Cuba Runs Short on Cooking Gas, Blames US Sanctions
Cuba is suffering from shortages of cooking gas due to US sanctions on the island, informed the state oil company Union Cubapetroleo.