Cuban’s Eagle Eyes
What’s in the other person’s bag? Where might they have got it? In this time of shortages many Cubans are on the permanent lookout.
What’s in the other person’s bag? Where might they have got it? In this time of shortages many Cubans are on the permanent lookout.
What was once a united movement with a large following has now become a small, almost non-existent group. How can rap in Cuba gain new ground?
Fanatical supporters of Daniel Ortega continue profaning the graves of the assassinated protesters and harassing other victims of the repression.
Transportation, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba. By Arthur Lukomski (Canada). Camera: phone HTC 1
A face-to-face encounter between US president Donald Trump and the Nicaraguan strongman Daniel Ortega was one of the ideas floated by high functionaries of the Ortega regime to the influential US preacher Ralph Drollinger when he visited the Central American country.
Pigeon rearing has more detractors than followers in Cuba, yet it’s pretty normal to find young people and adults who dedicate themselves to looking after this bird in different municipalities across Matanzas. Aleido Urrutia has been an enthusiast for 35 years. (8 photos)
Purple Car on the Malecon, Havana. By Andrew Bell (UK). Camera: Nikon D600
A vertical organization, created in the image and likeness of the first lady and Vice President, Rosario Murillo, has replaced the historic Sandinista Youth.
Today’s featured artist is Etelvina Maldonaldo from Colombia with the song “Ron y Cafe” from the album “Etelvina Maldonado” (2006).
Maracas Bay, Trinidad and Tobago. By Gerardo Antoni (Trinidad & Tobago). Camera: Samsung S10+