Cubans in the Snow
The first time that I saw snow I was in Marseille, finishing the postproduction of my first film, in the company of my photographer, Calzadito.
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CUC, Favorite Son to Unwanted Child
We have started the year with a former ally who has now become our enemy on the street and at home: the so-called “Convertible Cuban Peso”.
The Nicaragua Crisis Means Increased Violence against Women
Nicaragua’s socio-political crisis has sparked digital violence against women and in some cases this aggression then escalated into physical violence,
On 23rd Street in Havana – Photo of the Day
On 23rd Street in Havana, Cuba. By Alfredo Castelos (Spain). Camera: One plus 7 pro
Training Program for Young People in Havana
A project located in Centro Habana, a densely populated municipality in the Cuban capital trains young people in different trades.
Sunset in East Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Sunset in East Havana, Cuba. By Nigel Pope (USA). Camera: Samsung S9
Jose Marti, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Jose Marti, Havana, Cuba. By Evelyn Molina (USA). Camera: Sony A6000
Amaya Coppens: Even When Out of Prison We Are Not Free or Safe
The student leader and her family suffer the constant aggressions from Ortega’s paramilitaries after her release from jail for the second time.
New Year’s Resolution: Keep Hope Alive!
To the citizens demands and protests of April 18, 2018, the Ortega government responded in the way it has responded since the 2008 municipal elections…
Cuban Brands Are Sometimes Hard to Find
“Take a couple, coffee is hard to find,” suggested the lady, while handing packages to a customer. It’s the umpteenth time I hear the same statement repeated.