Cuba – Page 11 – Havana Times

An Act of Resistance Amid the Chaos Reigning in Cuba

David Gonzalez has turned his home into “a cultural refuge for many young people in Havana who perhaps have nowhere else to go”.

At a quick glance, the scene could be mistaken. The Malecón holds many stories, and not all of them are what they seem at first sight.

In Brazil, as an immigrant, I generally experience far less mistreatment than I do in Cuba, my own country.

Even middle and higher income sectors, such as those receiving considerable remittances from abroad, are also feeling the weight of inflation

I believe in the premise that a work of art must have a voice of its own and must stand on its own without needing someone to explain it.

Raul Castro, 95, attended the tribute, seated in the audience alongside his brother’s widow, Dalia Soto del Valle.

We will have to keep reinventing each day, however absurd it may seem to us. Because what is at stake is what we call survival.

Anna Bensi is not simply an influencer; she is a dissident in the digital age whose crime is making the invisible visible.

Dariel had his bags packed to leave Cuba when I met him. My mother warned me that starting a love story was doomed to failure. (12 photos)

In this small paradise turned into a major energy hub, the 500 residents are forbidden from talking about the incidence of cancer.