Results for "Havana Times"

The Cuban publication spotlights the Colombian band Cumbiafrica’s track “SHEEL SHEEL” alongside other international artists in its regular song recommendation segment.

A photograph titled "Bye Bye Afternoon," captured by Yordanka Caridad in Havana, Cuba, has been selected as the Havana Times' Photo of the Day.

The music column highlights English-Gambian artist Sonia Jobarteh and her band delivering a live recording of their track "Mamamuso" from 2015.

The publication highlights a 2023 performance by renowned vocalist Ruben Rada, showcasing his enduring influence in Latin American music and percussion.

An article in Havana Times addresses the more than 60-year-old US government blockade against Cuba, discussing its external and internal impacts on the Cuban people.

An article from Havana Times reflects on the changing perception of returning to school in Cuba, focusing on the theme of 'absences' as September approaches.

Anna Bensi is described as a Cuban dissident in the digital age, using her platform to make previously invisible issues visible, as highlighted by Havana Times.

Havana Times published a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.

Havana Times features Martin Taylor's guitar solo performance of 'Mona Lisa' from his 2000 album 'Kiss and Tell' as their Sunday Song of the Day.

María Delgado from Cuba submitted a photo of Cojimar Beach in Havana, which was selected as the "Photo of the Day" by Havana Times.

Indi Rivero's photograph, titled 'A World of Music and Parrots' taken in Lara, Venezuela, has been selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times features a human interest piece about a street flower vendor whose voice has become part of the city's soundscape, exploring the language of flowers.

Katiuska Hernandez from Venezuela captured the photo of the day, featuring 'Tony in the Lake' in Salamanca, Spain, for Havana Times.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, July 15, 2026.

A photograph of the Eastern Kentucky University campus, taken by Gilberto Ramirez Pinheiro, has been selected as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

Irina Echarry from Cuba captured the 'Photo of the Day,' featuring a cardinal in Texas, USA, which was published by Havana Times.

Our deepest condolences and heartfelt hopes go out to all those who are still searching for their family members and friends. The post Venezuela Is Suffering appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times has issued a call for submissions, inviting authors to share the inspiration behind their books, their writing process, and their hopes for readers.

Today's featured band is Mambo Negro from the US with the song "So It Goes" from te album "Midnight Mosaic" (2006). The post Mambo Negro – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times expresses gratitude to its readers for participating in a recent survey, the results of which have now been revealed.

A photograph titled 'Mysterious Full Moon,' taken by Gilberto Ramírez Pinheiro in Kentucky, USA, was selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Jamaican singer FyaVerse's 2021 song 'Things Take Time' was featured as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times, showcasing his music video.

Havana Times has launched its 15th annual photo contest, inviting readers to submit unique moments they have captured.

The Havana Times Reader Survey, designed to guide the publication's future, is closing on May 27th, urging readers to submit their responses before the deadline.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Tuesday, May 19, 2026.

We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Friday, May 15, 2026. The post International News Briefs for Friday, May 15, 2026 appeared first on Havana Times.

Argentinian artist Miss Bolivia is featured as the 'Song of the Day' with a videoclip of her 2018 song “Paren de Matarnos” (Stop Killing Us). The post appeared on Havana Times.

The Havana Times reports on the death of Venezuelan political prisoner Victor Hugo Quero, emphasizing the need for truth and justice in the country.

Havana Times presents the Argentine band Arbolito with a live performance of their song 'Sobran' from 2012 as their 'Song of the Day'.

Havana Times featured a photo titled 'Flying Over the Island,' captured by Valerie Love from Canada. The image depicts a view above Granma, Cuba, as the 'Photo of the Day'.

Internal struggles to eliminate competitors, gain influence, or secure exclusive patronage have always been intense. The post Where Power Is Really Concentrated in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

An article from Havana Times describes Cuba's current state as a 'filicide,' lamenting the slow decline and suffering of its people.

Havana Times features a photo of the day titled 'The Train at Finley Market,' captured by Gilberto Ramirez Pinheiro in Ohio, USA.

An article titled 'The Land of Freedom' from Havana Times describes an individual's experience with an electric bicycle, possibly reflecting on broader societal themes.

An article from Havana Times describes the political situation in Nicaragua as a 'rigged poker game' run by the dictatorship, implying that the regime always maintains control.

A report from Havana Times discusses Cuba's latest military strategy, which emphasizes improvising in a challenging environment and integrating precariousness into its military doctrine.

An opinion piece from Havana Times explores the challenges and possibilities of maintaining personal and collective sanity and optimism within Cuba.

Javier Lopez from Matanzas, Cuba, captured the 'Photo of the Day' with his image titled 'A Little Surprise Plant in My Garden,' featured by Havana Times.

A photograph by Nieves Hernandez captures the traditional Easter Week sweets found in Yaracuy, Venezuela, featured as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Tuesday, March 31, 2026.

Havana Times publishes a photo essay titled 'Postcards from Central Havana', showcasing 15 images of Cubans navigating their daily lives and finding wonders that don't cost anything.

A photograph titled 'Snow Covered in February' taken by Ovi Perez Sanchez in New Jersey, USA, was featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

Honestly, right now I don’t want to think about anything. Just hoping to solve this as soon as possible and go back home. The post Keep Walking Through the Dark Tunnel appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times has published a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

“It is not accurate to speak of a reactivation, because the movement has remained active all these years, as was made evident on March 8..." The post Chile: Challenges Facing Feminism under Jose Antonio Kast appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times compiles top international news stories from Democracy Now for Monday, March 16, 2026.

“The secret of living does not lie in the miserable struggle for existence, but in the will to struggle, the will to do it.” The post ¿Are the Cuban People Alive? appeared first on Havana Times.

Demonstrations broke out in Morón, Ciego de Ávila, on the night of March 13, 2026. Social media posts provide a glimpse of what happened. The post Communist Party Headquarters Sacked in Moron, Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

When Yasser Castellanos made this graffiti at a bus stop in Alamar in 2006, I wrote a few words on the ground about waiting. The post The Waiting of Cubans appeared first on Havana Times.

“Only those residents who receive it by gravity will have water,” says an employee. The post Havana to Stop Pumping Water for at Least Two Days appeared first on Havana Times.

The virtual closure of the USA to Cubans has not stopped people from leaving the country, it has simply redirected their destinations. The post Most Young Professionals See No Future Staying in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

Greg Stoyko from Canada took our photo of the day:."Bird Gazing at the Sea", in Yucatan, Mexico. The post Bird Gazing at the Sea, Yucatan, Mexico – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

We might be like those musicians on the Titanic who, as shown in the film, kept playing until the very last moment while the ship was sinking. The post A Place in Holguin, Cuba to Celebrate Life appeared first on Havana Times.

Could it be that there is an attempt to return to an even more repressive stage in the nation’s civil liberties? The post Professor Abel Tablada and Expulsions in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

Today's featured artist is Céu from Brazil with a NPR Tiny Desk Brazil performance (2025). The post Ceu – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

There is no expression that makes my head explode more than when I voice one of my complaints and someone responds: “there are worse cases.” The post To Suffer That Day We Least Want appeared first on Havana Times.

No one in the world would lift a finger for the regime if it were too evident that the conflict is really against its own citizens. The post Cuba vs. Cuba: The Real Conflict Was Never Cuba vs the USA appeared first on Havana Times.

Diomedes Diaz from Cuba took our photo of the day: "Sunflower in My Garden", in Havana, Cuba. The post Sunflower in My Garden, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

I do not want to be a spoiler, but one must not trust blindly in the promises of representatives of a foreign power. The post The Other Revolution appeared first on Havana Times.

I’m sharing some curious and even amusing photos of what people create with whatever materials they have at hand. (13 photos) The post Street Signs in Havana, Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

It's as if a living entity, lacking individual personality, had taken over the streets, the air, and the sky of Havana. The post Rage and Garbage Burn in Havana appeared first on Havana Times.

The Central American country is shifting from being a springboard to the United States to a place to settle. The post Cubans Who See Staying in Nicaragua as a Viable Option appeared first on Havana Times.

Cuba’s public health authorities warn of the “serious effects” on people’s health from waste incineration. The post Toxic Smoke Invades Havana from Burning Garbage appeared first on Havana Times.

The Jalisco New Generation Cartel unleashes its fury over the killing of its leader "El Mencho", including Road blockades and burned vehicles The post Chaos in Several Mexican States after Killing of Cartel Leader appeared first on Havana Times.

Jose Maria Balcazar, an 83-year-old congressman sadly known for his support of child marriage, has become Peru’s new interim president. The post Peru Once Again Left Without a President appeared first on Havana Times.

A photographer from the United States shares a striking sunset image captured in New York, selected as the publication's featured daily photo.

The publication releases a video update reminding photographers of the September 15 deadline for entries to the fifteenth annual photography competition.

The publication highlights Bolivian musician Rut Alonso through a video premiere of her 2020 track "Llaqui Cusi," showcasing traditional charango instrumentation.

An opinion piece published on the Havana Times characterizes the MAGA movement as a regressive, totalitarian regime focused on supreme leader glorification and warns against emerging democratic backsliding.

Havana Times celebrates its eighth anniversary of the 'Photo of the Day' section with an image of the Barquisimeto Museum in Lara, Venezuela.

An article from Havana Times argues that the USA should not close legal avenues for Cubans seeking to leave the island. It highlights that nearly every Cuban family has members who have left, are preparing to leave, or are exploring options to emigrate.

Havana Times features Brazilian singer Emilio Santiago with a 2007 recording of the Bossa Nova and Jazz standard “Dindi” as its 'Song of the Day'.

Estefan Esho from Canada captured the "Photo of the Day" titled "Between Pillars," featuring a scene from Havana, Cuba. The image was published by Havana Times.

An article from Havana Times criticizes the Cuban government, highlighting severe economic hardship where the common greeting has become 'At least we're still breathing,' indicating a struggle for basic survival.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

Havana Times has invited participants to submit entries for its 15th HT Photo Contest, with the submission period closing on September 15 for jury review.

Irina Echarry from Cuba captured 'The Freedom of a Sunflower' in Texas, USA, which was featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

An article from Havana Times discusses the dilemma faced by workers in Cuba regarding whether to continue working or take medical leave after an injury, highlighting the pressures to maintain employment.

Diego Cesar Monroy's photograph, 'Catrina of the City', taken in Mexico City, was featured as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times has published a synopsis of recent events that have become widely discussed topics within a local neighborhood.

Havana Times articles explore themes of fear and anticipation, reflecting on personal struggles and the wait for future events. The pieces delve into emotional states and the human experience.

A Havana Times article reflects on the true scope of Artificial Intelligence, sharing a personal perspective from Cuba on how AI might impact individual aspirations and dreams.

Yaniel Tolentino's photograph, 'My Big Family in Havana, Cuba,' was selected as the Photo of the Day by Havana Times.

Mario Lovera from Venezuela captured the "Noon Colors" in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, which was selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Mutunzi Elie from Canada submitted a photo titled 'A Sad Day', taken in Ontario, Canada, which was selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times published a photo essay showcasing unique and unusual architectural features of buildings, accompanied by 12 photographs.

An article from Havana Times questions the current state and changes within Cuba's long-standing centralized communications system.

Ken Alexander from the United States captured the 'Guitar and Cigar' photo in Santiago de Cuba, which has been selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times features Cuban artist Telmary and her band HabanaSana with a video clip of their 2018 song 'Como Se Pone La Habana' as the 'Song of the Day'.

Diego Cesar Chaparro captured a photo of the town mascot in Ozumba, Mexico, which was featured as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Diego Cesar Monroy captured a striking image titled 'Palestinian Jesus' on the iconic Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, which was featured as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

The Havana Times has launched a reader survey to gather feedback on their publication and solicit suggestions for improvement, particularly as events concerning Cuba accelerate.

Canadian photographer Tim Cholowski captured the 'Humming with Activity' photo in Jalisco, Mexico, which was featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

A photograph by Tim Fearn from the UK, titled 'Fishing on the Havana Malecon', has been selected as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

A report from Havana Times suggests that Cuba is a country experiencing widespread sleep deprivation, drawing a parallel between the disruption of detainees' cycles by State Security and the broader societal issue.

Havana Times published a compilation of top international news stories for Monday, April 27, 2026, sourced from Democracy Now.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba captured 'The Street' in Havana, Cuba, which was selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times has issued a statement regarding its coverage of Cuba, indicating they are awaiting concrete actions amidst various speculations and forecasts about the country's future scenarios.

An article titled 'My Unknown Island' from Havana Times features a personal reflection. The author recalls an Austrian poet's wonder about parts of Cuba they have never seen.

An opinion piece in Havana Times suggests that twenty-five years of accommodation have led to the normalization of far-right assumptions within Danish society.

Havana Times reports on the current situation in Havana, where frequent blackouts have led to the closure of movie theaters and ice cream parlors, shifting daily life to kiosks.

Havana Times highlights the musical duo Pajarito, featuring vocalists Fiona Murillo and Amaia de Arteagabeitia, as their 'Song of the Day.' The article celebrates their music and performance.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Friday, April 10, 2026.

Chilean duo Pajarito's 2023 song 'Street Carnaval,' originally by Chabuca Granda, has been featured as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Friday, April 3, 2026.

An article from Havana Times discusses the issue of xenophobia in Brazil, exploring perceptions and realities within the country.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, March 25, 2026.

Havana Times has introduced a new section dedicated to books and authors, prioritizing works by Latin American and Caribbean writers, which was established in March 2026.

The city’s arcades (covered walkways) display objects rescued from the garbage piles. The post Reina, Havana’s Stately Street Where Garbage Is Sold appeared first on Havana Times.

Deb Vinsky from Canada took our photo of the day: "Cold beer in Cozumel, México". The post Cold beer in Cozumel, Mexico – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

A new total disconnection of Cuba's National Electric System (SEN) occurred this Monday, March 16, 2026. The post Cuba Suffers Another National Electrical Collapse appeared first on Havana Times.

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: "The Dance of the Red Bird", in Texas, USA. The post The Dance of the Red Bird, Texas, USA – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Without water, without electricity and with very few tourists, many hotels have closed their doors and laid off thousands of workers. The post Varadero, Cuba a Dead Resort City appeared first on Havana Times.

David Leeming from the UK took our photo of the day: "Sunset in the Caribbean", (on board a cruise ship). The post Sunset in the Caribbean – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

In the house of the cobbler who mends shoes there is a small pink sign that says: “Thank you for your love"... (9 photos) The post The Cobbler appeared first on Havana Times.

Ian Tait from Scotland took our photo of the day: "Hanging by a Thread", in Cienfuegos, Cuba. The post Hanging by a Thread, Cienfuegos, Cuba – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times provides a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, March 11, 2026.

When will the time come for the Ortega-Murillos? That is the question everyone in Nicaragua—including the Sandinistas themselves—is asking. The post A Family Dictatorship “Under the Horses’ Hooves” appeared first on Havana Times.

The only thing working in Raul Castro’s favor is that he is 94 years old and justice in the USA tends to move slowly. The post Could Cuba’s Raul Castro Be Wanted and Captured? appeared first on Havana Times.

John Rosenmiller had many questions: who are the people behind that piece of burned wood? Who spends entire nights watching over the kilns? The post Charcoal Makers, Photo Expo by John Rosenmiller in Havana appeared first on Havana Times.

After a year and a half away from home, you forget certain things. Well, it’s not exactly that you forget them... The post What Have I Found Upon Returning to Venezuela? appeared first on Havana Times.

Machado assures her return will be “in a few weeks” and outlines a roadmap, grounded in civic reorganization, that culminates in new elections The post Venezuela and the Possible Return of Maria Corina Machado appeared first on Havana Times.

In Cuba, there are many dissenting voices criticizing the country’s collapse. They search for its causes and those responsible. The post Is Trump Trying to Divide Cuba’s Dissident Activism? appeared first on Havana Times.

Amid our energy crisis, electric vehicles offer significant relief for both the transport of goods and people who can afford them (18 photos) The post Electric Tricycles in Havana appeared first on Havana Times.

Our featured artists today are Pedro Arroyo con La Maquina De Los 80 (from Venezuela y Puerto Rico) with the song “El Deber” (1985). The post Pedro Arroyo con La Maquina De Los 80 – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Kirk Kaminsky from Canada took our photo of the day: "Lonely Street", in Havana, Cuba. The post Lonely Street, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Canada is historically the largest source of tourists to Cuba. Before COVID-19 more than a million Canadians visited the island annually. The post Canada Examines the Humanitarian Crisis in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

Let me be clear: I am not a friend of repression. I am not a defender of political monopoly. I am a friend of the Cuban people. The post Cuba Cannot Wait – Reform or Collapse appeared first on Havana Times.

An article from Havana Times details the struggles of US veterans deported to Mexico, many of whom arrive with nothing and haven't lived in the country since childhood.

On February 15, the Melanio Hernandez sugar mill received the order to halt its machinery due to the fuel shortage. The post Cuba’s Sugarless ‘Dead Season’ Lasts Longer Every Year appeared first on Havana Times.

A photograph titled 'Hope on 62nd Avenue', taken in Cienfuegos, Cuba by Ian Tait from England, has been featured as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

Marking the centennial of legendary saxophonist John Coltrane’s birth, the publication highlights his iconic 1965 composition 'Naima' from the landmark Giant Steps album.

By Ernesto Gonzalez Díaz HAVANA TIMES – These are difficult times for everyone here in Cuba, even for those who The post Young Cubans in These Difficult Times appeared first on Havana Times.

The publication highlights a daily photo submission capturing a Cuban resident’s commute in Texas, USA.

Havana Times highlights the young family trio's performance of their track “From the Start,” recorded in late August.

Andrew Canon from Canada captured "The Last Dance of the Sun" in Havana, Cuba, which was featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

Arielka Juarez de Nicaragua captured the 'Photo of the Day' for Havana Times, titled 'Coming Out of the Closet,' taken in Panama City, Panama.

Havana Times presents a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now, dated Thursday, August 13, 2026.

Sandra Lally from Canada captured the 'Turkey Berries' in Ontario, Canada, featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

Today we feature the Bolivian folklore group Los Kjarkas performing “El Arbol de Mi Destino” (The tree of my destiny) in 2021.   The post Los Kjarkas – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

A heavy downpour fell, and then, either before or after, there was yet another collapse of Cuba's National Electric System. (23 photos) The post Cubans Living from Daily Blackouts to Total Blackouts appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times features a photo of the day titled 'A Day at the Beach,' captured by Sharon Arcia in Ometepe, Nicaragua, using a Canon Eos Rebel T6i camera.

Havana Times features an article titled 'The Taste of Perseverance,' which begins with a description of a guava tree in Miguel's yard.

A photo taken by Peter Chartrand from the USA, titled 'Window at Dulce Nombre de Jesus', was featured as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

An article from Havana Times explores the contemporary discussion around class differences, noting how the issue has sparked outrage among various groups.

In Regla, neighbors, pedicab drivers, and even police stopped in front of a bar with a generator during the Argentina and Cabo Verde match. The post Watching the World Cup in Havana Without Electricity appeared first on Havana Times.

A photo titled 'Sisters' taken by Indi Rivero in Lara, Venezuela, was featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

The brief moment of seismic shaking buries you beneath the rubble in seconds, then hours stretch into an eternity. The post Venezuela: Eternity Beneath the Rubble appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times published a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Thursday, June 25, 2026. The briefs cover various global events.

A photograph titled 'History Vacated' taken by Andrew C. from Canada in Havana, Cuba, has been featured as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times has published a personal essay titled 'I Was Doing Fine as Robin Hood Until…', where the author reflects on not taking possessions from other students.

Ken Alexander from the United States captured 'Casa Cuba' in Havana, which was selected as the 'Photo of the Day' by Havana Times.

A report from Havana Times details how the denial of access to specialized medical care in Nicaragua is used as a punitive practice, constituting torture and a crime against humanity.

A Havana Times article alludes to ongoing 'secret talks' between unspecified sides, suggesting significant but unknown impacts on the current situation in Cuba.

An article from Havana Times expresses deep concern and confusion over the deteriorating situation in Cuba, highlighting that conditions could worsen beyond current shortages and deprivation.

The Havana Times is seeking more participants for its reader survey, aiming to reach 300 responses by May 27th after receiving 230 responses as of May 21st.

Guatemalan rapper Rebeca Lane is highlighted with her song 'Reina del caos' from the 2016 album 'Alma Mestiza' as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Havana Times provides a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, May 13, 2026.

A Havana Times contributor shares personal observations and experiences about the process of moving in Curitiba, Brazil, contrasting it with their 43 years of never moving in Cuba.

Havana Times featured 'The Joy of a Bakery in Revolution,' a photo by Margarita Fresco capturing a scene from a bakery in Havana, Cuba, as its photo of the day.

Havana Times published a compilation of top international news stories for Friday, May 1, 2026, sourced from Democracy Now. The briefs cover various global events from that specific day.

A report from Havana Times highlights the normalized issue of animal abandonment in Cuba, emphasizing the pain experienced by those who are not indifferent to the plight of these animals. The article includes ten accompanying photos.

Mexican artist Natalia Lafourcade's 2024 song 'Maria la Curandera' was highlighted as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Today we feature the Brazilian vocalist Roberta Sa with the song “Agua Doce” recorded in September, 2025.    The post Roberta Sá – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times features the Trinidad and Tobago soca group Kes (The Band) with their 2024 song 'Cocoa Tea' as the 'Song of the Day'.

Havana Times features the music video 'Me Duele' from 2022 by Colombian band Bomba Estéreo and French-Spanish artist Manu Chao as their 'Song of the Day'.

Irina Echarry from Cuba captured the "Dinner Time" photo in Texas, USA, which was selected as the Havana Times' Photo of the Day.

A photo by Yolidia Hernández captures the beauty of Lake Cocibolca in Ometepe, Nicaragua, featured as the Havana Times' photo of the day.

Jamaican vocalist Koffee and The Compozers are featured with their song 'Ye,' performed live in 2019 when Koffee was 19. The track is highlighted as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

An article from Havana Times investigates the phenomenon of stable prices in Cuba despite the ongoing humanitarian and economic crisis, noting how measures enacted by former President Trump have exacerbated the situation.

Valerie Love's photograph titled "Flowering" from Ontario, Canada, has been selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.

Havana Times has published a compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Monday, March 30, 2026.

The song 'Quisiera Entender,' recorded in 2023 by Fran Ri and the Chilean band Newen Afrobeat, has been selected as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Chris Tucker from the United States captured the 'Las Guasimas Bakery' in Trinidad, Cuba, as the photo of the day for Havana Times.

An opinion piece from Havana Times expresses a personal sentiment of waiting for change in Cuba, noting that such change has not yet materialized.

It’s time to understand that dignity is not begged for, freedom does not arrive on an oil tanker, and by begging we cannot prosper. The post The Cuban Beggar Syndrome appeared first on Havana Times.

It is essential to examine how the flotilla emerged, who is promoting it, and what political relationships surround it. The post Who Is Organizing the “Nuestra América” Flotilla to Cuba? appeared first on Havana Times.

Today's featured artist is Brazilian guitarist Luis Bonfa with the song “Lila” off his album “Jazz 'Round Midnight” (1963).   The post Luis Bonfa – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Machado received a warm welcome and assured, “Soon we will embrace each other in Venezuela, with our families and in freedom,” The post Maria Corina Machado Holds Massive Rally with Venezuelans in Chile appeared first on Havana Times.

Sources linked to the Nicaraguan Army said the indigenous leader was “in dangerously poor health in police custody in a Managua hospital.” The post Where is Nicaraguan Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera? appeared first on Havana Times.

We’ve known each other since I was a teenager. But this was the first time I had ever been to her house. The post The Bad Habit of Being Suspicious of Your Friends appeared first on Havana Times.

An opinion piece from Havana Times describes the current daily situation as precarious and uncertain, akin to sitting on a barrel with a lit fuse, without knowing its contents.

The Jamaican Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it began approaching Cuba last July and has received no response. The post Cuba Pulls Doctors from Jamaica Over New Conditions appeared first on Havana Times.

We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Monday, March 9 2026. The post International News Briefs for Monday, March 9, 2026 appeared first on Havana Times.

A few days ago while I was walking, I heard mournful howls. I then realized they were coming from a dog lying in a flowerbed beneath a tree. The post Goodbye, Crazy appeared first on Havana Times.

“You just have to ground yourself,” Ricardo says, shrugging his shoulders. “Because if you start thinking too much about this, you go crazy.” The post Matanzas, Cuba: No One Asks Anymore Why the Power Went Out appeared first on Havana Times.

Cristian Rivas from Lara, Venezuela took our photo of the day: "La Pastora & San Antonio", in Lara, Venezuela. The post La Pastora & San Antonio, Lara, Venezuela – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

Today's featured artist is Dominican-USA artist Dariel Amant with the song "La Espina" from the album "Cuatro Rosas" (2024). The post Dariel Amant – Song of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

This cartoon by Px Molina illustrates what the Murillo-Ortega family dictatorship consider a participatory democracy. The post “Participatory Democracy” in Nicaragua appeared first on Havana Times.

Havana Times reports on a new blunder in Cuba, suggesting it does not aid the cause of freedom and strengthens the dictatorship's narrative.

Although many may think that the prices are not very affordable, this shop shows what a private entrepreneur can accomplish. (12 photos) The post Loving Myself, a Souvenir Shop in Vedado, Havana appeared first on Havana Times.

Too many times, a new process of transformation has been announced that ends up being merely a change of tone, a reversible concession... The post Washington and Cuba and the Evidence of Real Change appeared first on Havana Times.

Human rights violations increased in January, notes Monitoreo Azul y Blanco, which reports more cases of harassment, threats, & detentions. The post Nicaragua: In 2026 the Dictatorship Increases Repression appeared first on Havana Times.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: "Movement in Caracas, Venezuela". The post Movement in Caracas, Venezuela – Photo of the Day appeared first on Havana Times.

“People have confidence in journalism. With my work I have wanted to honor journalists who gave their lives for a free society.” The post Jose Ruben Zamora: “We Need to Refound Guatemala” appeared first on Havana Times.

I asked some foreign reporters how they saw the USA, and they unequivocally told me that it seems to be a country that is self-destructing. The post The End of an Empire? Is the USA a Dictatorship? appeared first on Havana Times.

At the Viña del Mar, Chile International Song Festival, the Cuban-American artist criticized Donald Trump’s immigration policy. The post Gloria Estefan Denounces Persecution of Immigrants in USA appeared first on Havana Times.