Cuba – Page 23 – Havana Times

Where Is Cuban Artist Luis Manuel Otero Being Held?

According to Cuban art historian and activist Yanelis Nuñez, it is unknown whether a forced exile is about to take place.

Yesterday at midday, Cuba’s National Electric System collapsed once again. Twenty-four hours later, most of the country remains in darkness.

Estefan Esho from Canada took our photo of the day: “Swimming at the Havana Malecon seawall”.

With inflation continuing to erode the purchasing power of wage earners, few people view the minimum wage increase as a cause for celebration.

Naturally, headlines focused on his openness to dialogue with Washington. But the deeper significance of the interview may lie elsewhere.

The new group of 50 nurses will join the 40 health workers who chose not to return to Cuba and instead signed directly with the Jamaican gov.

Cuba’s deteriorating electrical system suffered a total grid collapse on Monday morning, further deepening Cubans’ growing frustration.

In Regla, neighbors, pedicab drivers, and even police stopped in front of a bar with a generator during the Argentina and Cabo Verde match.

I wasn’t planning to tell this story. It embarrasses me, perhaps because the shame is not my mothers but belongs to the surrounding backdrop.

There are places here where water is a luxury. Some families spend entire days waiting for it to come. Others wake before dawn to fill buckets