- — Sulmira Martinez Suffers Cuba’s Archaic Justice System
- Imprisoned for more than two years and tried five months ago, Sulmira has still not yet received her sentence. The post Sulmira Martinez Suffers Cubas Archaic Justice System appeared first on Havana Times.
- — The Morning of the New Year, Boca de Camarioca, Cuba – Photo of the Day
- Mike Ross from Canada took our photo of the day "The Morning of the New Year", in Boca de Camarioca, Cuba. The post The Morning of the New Year, Boca de Camarioca, Cuba Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Are Basic Democratic Standards Possible in Chile?
- Justifications for dictatorship as they attempt to defend the indefensible—legitimizing tyrants and the brutal concentration of power. The post Are Basic Democratic Standards Possible in Chile? appeared first on Havana Times.
- — International News Briefs for Monday, April 21, 2025
- Here are some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on, Monday, April 21, 2025. The post International News Briefs for Monday, April 21, 2025 appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Curitiba, Brazil: A City Increasingly Sought Out by Cubans
- I’ve noticed this growing trend at the supermarket where I work and at stores, car washes, or barbecue stands. The post Curitiba, Brazil: A City Increasingly Sought Out by Cubans appeared first on Havana Times.
- — The Destinies of Many People
- Sometimes you feel like crying, you hold it in, and no one notices your feeling of helplessness. Other times, you can’t hide it. The post The Destinies of Many People appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Street Theater in Cuba: Luxury or Necessity?
- "Art is about healing, about helping people keep their sensitivity, fall in love with what they see, feel, build new emotions." (13 photos) The post Street Theater in Cuba: Luxury or Necessity? appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Havana Without Flour
- According to official statistics, state bread production in Cuba has fallen by 34 percent over the past six years. The post Havana Without Flour appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Nicaragua: Surviving the Beatings in Ortega’s Prisons
- Stories from "In April I Was Still Alive": Interrogations in the prisons of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo's dictatorship. The post Nicaragua: Surviving the Beatings in Ortegas Prisons appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Today’s Average Cuban Salary Now Equals US $16 per Month
- Barely enough to buy four bottles of cooking oil or two and a half cartons of 30 eggs in the small private shops when they are available. The post Today’s Average Cuban Salary Now Equals US $16 per Month appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba Has Become a Country of Empty Houses
- Sometimes I wonder at what moment it stopped being a house. In Cuba, shuttered houses have become a metaphor for absence. The post Cuba Has Become a Country of Empty Houses appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba: “The Dead to the Grave and the Living to the Plane”
- The Colon Cemetery in Havana, a victim of thieves and also a source of money to finance the departure from the country. The post Cuba: The Dead to the Grave and the Living to the Plane appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Beyond Classrooms and Books
- Ever since my daughter started attending the Vocational boarding school, my money seems to have magical powers... The post Beyond Classrooms and Books appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Nicaragua: Organized Rebellion or Hopeless Resignation
- The key to Nicaragua’s liberation rests on a strategy of cohesion and cooperation among the opposition groups. The post Nicaragua: Organized Rebellion or Hopeless Resignation appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Portraits of Cuban Artists
- The Mariano Rodriguez Gallery in Villa Panamericana, presents “Images that Converse With Themselves: Portraits of Cuban Artists.” (16 photos) The post Portraits of Cuban Artists appeared first on Havana Times.
- — International News Briefs for Friday, April 18, 2025
- Here are some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on, Friday, April 18, 2025. The post International News Briefs for Friday, April 18, 2025 appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Cuba’s Hospitals Run Short on Blood for Operations
- Cuban patients not only have the responsibility to get syringes and drugs before surgery. Now, often, a blood donation is a prerequisite. The post Cubas Hospitals Run Short on Blood for Operations appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Ex-Peruvian President Humala & Wife Get 15 years in Prison
- The court found that they received illegal contributions from Hugo Chávez and Odebrecht to fund their election campaigns. The post Ex-Peruvian President Humala & Wife Get 15 years in Prison appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Dawn of a Cactus, New Mexico, USA – Photo of the Day
- Rebecca Kroll from the United States took our photo of the day: "Dawn of a Cactu", in New Mexico, USA. The post Dawn of a Cactus, New Mexico, USA Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Gato Barbieri – Song of the Day
- Today’s featured artist is Argentine saxophonist Gato Barbieri with the song “Merceditas” from his 1973 album “Bolivia”. The post Gato Barbieri – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.
- — Community Journalist in Guatemala Shot Dead
- A preliminary investigation said that Alonzo covered criminal issues and was investigating criminal groups in the region. The post Community Journalist in Guatemala Shot Dead appeared first on Havana Times.
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