Tag: cuban society

We won’t have a better, more developed country if we don’t treat each other better.

Let us accept that no public official can be above the dignity of the people.

Halfway between city and town, between the distance and the proximity of the center of the capital, it recalls my ...

Social cohesion has come at a cost in this country: self-censorship, forced participation, strategic silence.

Even amidst the vicissitudes and darkness of the crisis, the provincial capital welcomes those who choose to visit it with ...

The Minister of Labor and Social Security assured that, once approved, the new Labor Code will be mandatory for all ...

The poor can never be blamed for their poverty, nor the excluded for their pain, nor the people for blunders.

Being able to believe there is a strategy — one that includes us all — organized, thought out, systematic, verified ...

Although it is no longer the same town Hemingway knew, nor a seaside resort for wealthy families, it remains a ...

The recently approved regulations recognize care services for families with children in this type of situation, in accordance with the ...

The people are not a specific social class, but rather all those capable of fighting for a more just order ...

“They’ve killed many farmers’ cattle, a lot of cattle. They started killing my cows every two or three days, then ...

“From Friday to Sunday, this week, Héctor Quintero’s play, La última carta de la baraja (The Last Card in the ...

Named after a former alderman of Havana, the street has a long history and a present marked by crisis and ...

The traumatic legacy of the pandemic, an erratic economic policy, and the weight of the blockade has resulted in more ...

A platoon of students who have just arrived in Havana bring with them a battery of questions, which I try ...

The Penal Code, far from being a modernized instrument, repeats and even aggravates many of the shortcomings and bad practices ...

Gumersindo Lanza, an enterprising man, conceived this project, supported by other merchants, according to “Matanzas contemporánea. Guía provincial,” in 1887.

A must for many Havana residents, its fame is mostly a legacy of the past, a memory of times long ...

The uniqueness of his photographic work is the integration of the human being with the landscape, whether urban or rural.

The paradox is doubly worrying and involves all of society; a long-standing demographic crisis which the deputies have set their ...

Armando Zambrana was born in 1962 in Havana, the city where he lives and has created most of his work, ...

After years without going, I return to a town that has lost many of the places that I remember from ...

The Cuban capital at the end of the 1950s, on the street and in full color, captured by an anonymous ...