- — A Warm Autumn Day, Nova Scotia, Canada – Photo of the Day
- Michael Martel from Canada took our photo of the day: "An unusually warm autumn day", in Nova Scotia, Canada. The post A Warm Autumn Day, Nova Scotia, Canada Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Israeli Troops Separate Men from Women and Children, March Displaced Palestinians at Gunpoint
- Israeli forces have even barred rescue teams from reaching Palestinians trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings. The post Israeli Troops Separate Men from Women and Children, March Displaced Palestinians at Gunpoint appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Curitiba, Brazil: A Wonderful City
- In my personal experience, I have been surprised by the behavior of its citizens, the way they care for plants and animals... The post Curitiba, Brazil: A Wonderful City appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Business of Mexico Hiring Cuban Doctors Continues (Video)
- What is behind this deal? What can be expected under the term of Mexico's new president Claudia Sheinbaum? The post Business of Mexico Hiring Cuban Doctors Continues (Video) appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Oscar Leaves Cuba Heading for The Bahamas
- Oscar left Cuba on Monday as a tropical storm leaving the country with its other battle, to recover from the nationwide power outage. The post Oscar Leaves Cuba Heading for The Bahamas appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Pablo Milanes & Lilia Vera – Song of the Day
- Our featured artists are Pablo Milanes (Cuba) Lilia Vera (Venezuela) with “Pueblos Tristes” from the album “El Pregon De Las Flores”(1981). The post Pablo Milanes & Lilia Vera – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Nicaragua: The Impact of Ortega’s Ending Diplomatic Ties
- Since 2021, Daniel Ortega's dictatorship has broken diplomatic relations with five countries of various political stripes. The post Nicaragua: The Impact of Ortegas Ending Diplomatic Ties appeared first on Havana Times.
- — My Days Without Electricity in Havana, Cuba
- We are in limbo, in a country where uncertainty reigns, and we do not know what tomorrow will bring. But why think about it? The post My Days Without Electricity in Havana, Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Israel Kills 87 Palestinians in Strike on Beit Lahia as Siege on Northern Gaza Intensifies
- Israel has blocked six medical NGOs from entering Gaza. The groups include Glia and the Palestinian American Medical Association. The post Israel Kills 87 Palestinians in Strike on Beit Lahia as Siege on Northern Gaza Intensifies appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Wood Fires Are Lit Throughout Cuba to Save the Food
- Desperation grew after the first nearly 30 hours without electricity throughout Cuba that could last much longer. The post Wood Fires Are Lit Throughout Cuba to Save the Food appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Fall Colors in Waterloo Park, Canada – Photo of the Day
- Deb Vinski de Canada took our photo of the day: "Fall Colors in Waterloo Park", in Ontario, Canada. The post Fall Colors in Waterloo Park, Canada Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Guatemalan Journalist to House Arrest after 800 days in Jail
- The judge ruled that, "for human rights reasons," Jose Ruben Zamora should be granted the measure. His release is set to occur on Oct. 22. The post Guatemalan Journalist to House Arrest after 800 days in Jail appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba’s Perfect Storm: National Blackouts & Hurricane Oscar
- Relatives and friends abroad are very worried over the desperate situation. Sunday night will be dark dangerous in the most affected areas. The post Cubas Perfect Storm: National Blackouts & Hurricane Oscar appeared first on Havana Times.
- — The Dangerous Job of Being a Mayor Under a Dictatorship
- The Mayors’ dilemma: toe the line or to stick your hand in – they are permanently on the verge of disgrace or imprisonment. The post The Dangerous Job of Being a Mayor Under a Dictatorship appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Hurricane Oscar Forms and Is Heading for Eastern Cuba
- With the country already suffering this weekend from a nationwide blackout, conditions in Eastern Cuba are expected to deteriorate on Sunday. The post Hurricane Oscar Forms and Is Heading for Eastern Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.
- — San Cristobal: From Cultural Flourishing to Decline
- San Cristobal, Artemisa, has a rich history. Starting in the 1970s, culture in the town experienced an unprecedented boom. (11 photos) The post San Cristobal: From Cultural Flourishing to Decline appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba in Darkness: Government Admits No Solution in Sight
- On Thursday, October 17, 2024, more than half of Cuba was without electricity, according to data from the state Electric Co. (UNE). The post Cuba in Darkness: Government Admits No Solution in Sight appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Living and Suffering the Disaster Inside Cuba
- Though the material crisis is the most visible, Cuba’s biggest crisis is spiritual. We are a broken country, without hope... The post Living and Suffering the Disaster Inside Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba With Little Food or Culinary Creativity
- For a Cuban who has lived through decades of privation in terms of food availability, almost any dish eaten abroad felt like touching heaven The post Cuba With Little Food or Culinary Creativity appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba’s Prime Minister Announces Energy Emergency
- With the country in darkness and the economy paralyzed, Marrero says Cuba "is not yet in a bottomless abyss". The post Cubas Prime Minister Announces Energy Emergency appeared first on Havana Times.
- — One Business in Havana Cuba that is Booming
- Thousands of Cubans from the country’s interior come to Havana every month to catch a flight out of the country. The post One Business in Havana Cuba that is Booming appeared first on Havana Times.
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