Cuba – Page 4 – Havana Times

The Flowers and Fruits in My Cojimar, Havana Garden

Ever since I was a little, I have been very interested in plants and the fruit trees in my backyard. I have always enjoyed planting. (15 photos)

I asked a friend how she manages to give herself injections when she has a migraine attack. I need to learn how to inject myself.

The purpose of this farce was not so much to convince ordinary Cubans as the regime’s “enemies.” Specifically, the US government.

There are things you never imagined you would have to buy in US dollars, such as a cylinder of cooking gas.

The first time I heard that Kelly Kirschner was running for the US Congress, it struck me as odd.

Manufactured in Spain, where its sale is prohibited, this beverage is consumed in Cuba mainly by young people.

The three parts can be read independently, but when viewed as parts of a single journey they acquire a new dimension.

Since February, workers without salaries, and entire families in Caibarién and nearby municipalities forced to reinvent themselves to survive.

I don’t remember feeling as much joy when I bought my liquefied-gas stove as I do with this charcoal one, which I just bought….

The XV Havana Times Photo Contest is nearing the September 15th deadline for entries for our 2026 event. Please view this short video update.