The Odyssey That Is Cuba
I have always had mixed feelings about Cuba and it is worth clarifying that I am someone accustomed to living with that constant duality.
Cuba
Not Even the Tips for the Cuban Government
It is a system here in Cuba where the common greeting has become the pitiful, “At least we’re still breathing.”
Cuba: “El4tico” Creators 6-Months in Prison, No Trial Date
Cubalex says the proceedings against the young men have been riddled with “multiple irregularities undermining the legality of the process.”
A Cuban Seamstress Gives a New Look to Fashion in Uruguay
“The most sustainable garment is the one that already exists,” says Yuniet Morrel, creator of Looper Life and the Montevideo Sustainable Fashion Week.
Yaquelin Garcia Pleads for Justice from a Cuban Prison
Jorge Luis Arias Garcia cannot remember a moment in his life that was not marked by repression by the Cuban State.
What to Send to Cuba: The Universe in a Box
The anatomy of a shipment to Cuba, where choosing between eating, staying clean, or getting medical care has become a daily sacrifice.
Because the Rain Does Not Exclude Us
A storm suddenly broke out, and I had to run to close everything up. But it’s hard to “close” a house when so many window shutters are missing
Cooking Oil in Cuba is Now a Total Luxury Item
Despite the high price, some taxi drivers are using it in diesel vehicles when they can’t find fuel, increasing demand and the price.
Cojimar Beach, Havana – Photo of the Day
María Delgado from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Cojimar Beach”, in Havana.
Cuban Gov. Privatizes Meal Services for Vulnerable People
Private businesses, the self-employed and non-profit organizations are now authorized to be providers within the Family Assistance System.