Flash: Havana that doesn’t go completely dark
In the wake of the SEN outage on Monday, Otmaro Rodríguez’s lens roamed the streets of Havana and the Malecón to capture the life that, even in the worst circumstances, prevails.
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Flash: Havana that doesn’t go completely dark
In the wake of the SEN outage on Monday, Otmaro Rodríguez’s lens roamed the streets of Havana and the Malecón...
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The island, the icebergs
Like a dystopian novel unfolding in installments, Cubans discover each day how the current restrictions are taking over their lives....
When Fuel Runs Out, Life Comes to a Halt
For years, the Cuban private sector has repeatedly requested the authorities to allow it to import fuel on its own,...
The imperative of economic reform in Cuba
Economic reform entails enormous risks, but inaction carries a certainty: collapse.
More than 96,000 patients await surgery amid U.S. oil embargo, warns health minister
Portal Miranda also spoke of refrigerated transport logistics problems that have affected the timely administration of vaccines to more than...
The Maine: the disaster afloat
A ghost never truly dies or disappears. In the subtle cycles of history, the Maine seems to resurface, its drastic...
Jack London’s romantic journey to the Caribbean
They were due for a honeymoon. He thought nothing would make him happier than traveling with his new wife. “Let’s...
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