To Make Matters Worse in Cuba
Perhaps one of the saddest and most painful forms of decline is becoming accustomed to it. Doing nothing to change it. (22 photos)
Perhaps one of the saddest and most painful forms of decline is becoming accustomed to it. Doing nothing to change it. (22 photos)
I used to think that emigrating from Cuba meant packing a suitcase, buying a plane ticket, and learning another language. I was wrong.
Estefan Esho from Canada took our photo of the day: “La Guarida Restaurant”, in Havana, Cuba.
Selling gasoline at around US $5.00 per liter ($19 per gallon) has become a highly desirable private business in Havana.
A friend doesn’t believe me that I spent a day at the Low-Budget Film Festival in Gibara, Holguin and didn’t manage to see a single film.
This salon is held every year and focuses on marine themes. The participating artists are from the local community. (12 photos)
A Cuban family’s testimony from a Havana hospital, facing an illness that does not wait.
Here are some photographs I took at the former “Presence of Lenin” Pioneers’ Palace, located in Miramar, Havana. (15 photos)
From his earliest days as a visual and performance artist, Otero used his work to denounce political repression, censorship, and the lack of fundamental freedoms in Cuba.
He doesn’t run. He doesn’t raise his voice. Nor does he insist when someone shakes their head or pretends not to see him.