Tourism
The Dark Side Of Tourism in Cuba
Never belonging – Random reflections on my last visit to Cuba
An Illegal Business Operating Under Protection of the Castro Name
Castro’s daughter favors bold legislative weapon to combat prostitution — punish the client
Fidel Castro is dead
Donald Trump has a choice to make on Cuba
Tallies and Tales of the Reforms
Havana – Tourism Boom Leads to Increase in Prostitution
Hookers Will Increase With The Tourist Boom And The Economic Austerity
The Persistence of Racism in Cuba
Neocastroism – A Tropical Dynasty
Castro Inc. – Cuba as Family Business
Cuba slowly accepting LGBT community
Don’t ignore Cuba’s role in human trafficking
Committee on the Rights of the Child Queries the Government of Cuba Regarding the Sale of Children and Child Pornography
The Castros’ New Friend
Money Is Better in Dollars
Cuba’s emerging LGBT nightlife comes into focus
Is Cuba ready for its money shot?
Cuba’s Bay of Fat Cats
Cuban Women between Poverty and Emigration
Cuban Women between Poverty and Emigration
March 9, 2015
Carlos Cabrera Perez (Café Fuerte)
HAVANA TIMES — Regardless of where they live or what ideology they
subscribe to, many Cuban women shoulder a heavy burden of responsibility
and work owing to the island’s widespread poverty, the difficulties
involved in leaving the country and settling on foreign soil and the
deeply-rooted… Continue reading
Relaxed Cuba Welcomes Visitors as Locals Wait for Economic Improvement
Relaxed Cuba Welcomes Visitors as Locals Wait for Economic Improvement
Anita Snow, Associated Press
Feb 22, 2015 12:00 pm
It’s not all rainbows and sunshine in Cuba, but it’s certainly the right
environment for change.
— Jason Clampet
Rolling toward customs with a 60-pound suitcase filled with clothing and
electronics for friends, my stomach clenched when a female agent in… Continue reading
Return visit to Communist Cuba finds new hope amid change
Return visit to Communist Cuba finds new hope amid change
BY ANITA SNOW ASSOCIATED PRESS
02/18/2015 12:11 AM 02/18/2015 12:12 AM
HAVANA
Rolling toward customs with a 60-pound suitcase filled with clothing and
electronics for friends, my stomach clenched when a female agent in a
light green uniform approached. As a former longtime Cuba correspondent
returning after nearly six years,… Continue reading