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Impressionist Photography or Pictorialism in Cuba

Impressionism is an artistic style or movement within the visual arts that emerged toward the end of the 19th century. (17 photos)

Rationed gasoline is being sold only in dollars, drastic reduction of public transport, and higher food prices.

“Everybody is grieving”, says Nilo Tabrizy, one of the paper’s recently laid-off staff, “They didn’t have the dignity to look us in the eye.”

Fuel crisis forces reductions in bus routes, halts the sugar harvest in Sancti Spíritus, & cancels an international congress with 1,500 participants.

What happened this past January 3 between the United States and Venezuela has completely shaken Cuban public opinion…

In March, Lukas Winter will board a flight to Cuba once again to deliver medical supplies. It will be his 50th trip since 1997.

“The freedom of our political prisoners, amid the humanitarian crisis the country is experiencing, is an urgent issue…”

Four Cubans lost their lives in a fire at an improvised hostel in Balashikha, a working-class neighborhood east of the Russian capital.

Tom McGory from the United States took our photo of the day:. “Dusk in Trinidad, Cuba”.

Reality has played a cruel joke on us here in Cuba, and now the only music in fashion is the silence of the refrigerator.

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