The dogs of Havana share similar features, just like human inhabitants of some cities might. They are often scruffy, generally medium sized and often have long tails. As far as appearance go, that’s where the similarities end. But the spirit of the Cuban dogs is largely the same, because they know things people don’t, they … More The Dogs of Havana
Before going to Cuba, I was told to lower my expectations. Granted, my expectations were high: I expected beautiful architecture, friendly people, and lots of music. Was I wrong? How could a country notorious for its rich culture and passionate people be anything less? We arrived in Camagüey, the capital city of Cuba’s largest province, … More Camagüey, Cuba
A few days ago, I sat down to talk with José Aguilera, a Cuban immigrant and U.S. citizen. We spoke about his identity as a Cuban American, the passing of Fidel Castro and the failed Revolution. This is what he had to say. José, let me begin by asking you how you identify yourself as … More Interview: a Cuban on Cuba
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