The Lesson Taught Outside
Every morning, before they enter the school, the children receive their first lesson. It is a lesson that is not written on the blackboard.
Cuba
Spanish Hotel Chains Lost Up to €100 Million Trapped in Cuban Banks
Profits blocked by the Cuban government highlight the exhaustion of the regime’s tourism model, as unpaid debts mount.
The Cuban Regime Prepares for the Next Big Protests
Five Years After the July 11, 2021, demonstrations that rocked the country, the Cuban regime has not softened their repression but instead perfected it.
Cuba Is Left Almost Without Internet Again
Wi-Fi hotspots are disappearing, mobile coverage is failing, and customers are chasing a signal that is becoming increasingly scarce.
Go For It, Baracoa, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Linda Klipp from the United States took our photo of the day: “Go For It”, in Baracoa, Cuba.
La Dame Blanche – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Afro Cuban singer and flutist La Dame Blanche in a Colors Studio recording of her song “Veneno”. (2021)
Cuba’s Last Hand
Ever since the Berlin Wall fell 37 years ago Cuba has been debating economic reforms to its socialist system, but little has happened.
“Cuba Is Us, Not Those Who Have Usurped Our Voice”
The internationally acclaimed director remains someone actively engaged with the fate of Cuban cinema and with Cuba’s present and future.
What Are We Waiting for at the Bus Stop?
For a very long time now waiting at a bus stop in Havana has been an ordeal, public transportation, has been woefully inadequate.
Cuba: Inspectors Raid Private Businesses to Seize Pesos
Banks have run out of money, and the authorities are carrying out these confiscations supposedly to pay pensions.