Cuban Boxer Guillermo Rigondeaux Stripped of His Belt
The Executive Committee of the World Boxing Organization (WBO) has made a decision many consider controversial and hasty: to strip ...
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Cuba’s Rolling Relics
Many of the cars that are considered classics of the automotive industry in the world are still in use in ...
The Cuban laboratory where mini cows are bred
Raul Hernandez is a farmer who for 16 years has been experimenting to create a breed of dairy cattle no ...
“Cuban Comic Books are a thing of the past”
Osvaldo “Montos” Pastrana is a Cuban comics artist whose work combines the best of the local old school with the ...
191 to 2: Overwhelming support to Cuban resolution against U.S. embargo
The United States voted against the resolution that Cuba presents every year at the UN General Assembly demanding the end ...
Dogs with “identity cards” in Cuba
Stray animals in Cuba are constantly at risk: anyone can harm them with impunity. Since 1992, the Cuban Association for ...
What to see at the 16th Havana Theater Festival
Havana’s busiest week for theatre fans (October 22-31) brings 37 foreign plays and 13 by national troupes this year. The ...
King Bar: Where the client is king
The recently opened King Bar has set its sights on becoming the monarch of Havana’s night time bar and restaurant ...
Lobster Fishing: A Hard, Lonely Job
Amidst the shallow waters of Cuba’s southern coastline, lobster is just one more dish on the menu of fishing boats. ...
Carlos Gutiérrez: “We can’t let this opportunity go by”
Carlos Gutiérrez is the highest-ranking Cuban in the U.S. government. He was born in 1953 and his parents took him ...
On the right path
It’s the third time in 17 years that a pope has visited Cuba. Like the previous trips, this most recent ...
More Than a 100 Baseball Players Have Left Cuba This Year
At the close of September, Cuban baseball broke a new record: 102 players have left the island in the course ...
Hollywood producer wants to film in Cuba
Morgan Creek is a name most Cubans won’t recognize just from hearing it, but seeing the logo can bring to ...
The female face of Cuban labour
Often when I walk around the city with my camera, I see a great deal of women doing all kinds ...
John Kerry in Cuba: the diplomacy of being neighbors
When John Kerry visited Havana this past Aug. 14 for the official flag-raising ceremony at the U.S. Embassy, he became ...
Cuba and the United States, a new era
On the beautiful campus of American University in Washington, Prof. William LeogGrande, PhD awaited me. This political scientist has devoted ...
La Fontana: twenty years of flavor
As the old Italian legend goes, visitors who toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain are sure to return to ...
Cuba and the Major Leagues
Cuba and Major League Baseball (MLB) would like to return to their old embrace. They sat down at the table ...
THE HAVANA CLUB ICÓNICA COLLECTION
Drinkers who love the passion, flair and quality found in rum cocktails can now explore a deeper, more sensual side ...
The Catholic Church in Cuba
The Catholic Church in Cuba is a historic institution, built on the very foundations of the archipelago’s culture. Established as ...
Fotocerámica LeZkno: a dream to be shared
LezKno says the most attractive aspect of photo-ceramics is “enjoying the whole process,” because it is more than just snapping ...
Chefs’ stories
A group of four Cuban chefs traveled to the United States to spend time with colleagues in that country on ...
Valdés Jazz Club, a fusion of flavor and melody
To say the name Valdés, in the world of Cuban music, is to invoke jazz, swing, improvisation and other words ...
Vedado, a major shift in 19th century urban development in Cuba
Vedado was created around the mid-1800s, as Havana’s continuous and systematic expansions revealed a city that had spread and become ...
Raul Castro and Obama Shake Hands in New York
A second official meeting between Cuban President Raul Castro and Barack Obama made headlines today, although this is the fourth ...
