Peace of Mind Can Be Stolen Too
Through both my efforts & friends abroad, the possibility of buying an electric bicycle stopped seeming like a dream and became within reach.
Cuba
The Out-of-Control Scale of Cuba’s Food Crisis
It was already a difficult situation, but nothing comparable to what has unfolded over the past month following the liberalization of prices.
Procession of the Virgin of Carmen in Cojimar, Havana
The procession of the Virgin of Carmen, patron saint of sailors, coincides with the celebration of the founding of this small fishing village
The Freedom of a Sunflower, Texas, USA – Photo of the Day
Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Freedom of a Sunflower”, in Texas, USA.
The Taste of Perseverance
There’s a Guava tree in Miguel’s yard. It’s not as tall as those in the large orchards; a person walking by might not even notice it.
Receiving a Pension Also Means Waiting for Power to Return
Cubans depend not only on getting their place in line at the bank to receive their pensions, but also on there being electricity. (23 photos)
Words Are Too Big to be Used Lightly
There are times when a friend does more than just ease your pain. There are moments when they restore your hope…
Luis Manuel Otero: “The Fight for Cuba’s Freedom Must be Creative”
Exiled Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero believes the pain of incarceration was something he had to go through.
Cuba: Kevin Frometa Freed After Serving Five-Year Sentence
During Kevin’s long imprisonment, his mother denounced the deterioration of his health and the lack of medical care.
Cuba: Diaz-Canel Appeals to the World for Help
The Cuban leader turned the July 26 commemoration into a lengthy harangue devoid of self-criticism, solutions, and clinging to the rhetoric of the external enemy.