By Fabiana del Valle HAVANA TIMES – Yamila can’t fall asleep without first planning the next day’s routine. It’s a habit she picked up since becoming a housewife. Even though lately daily life has become unpredictable, she still does it. She washes clothes, cooks, cleans the house, tends to her... Read more

Donald Trump shows a chart with the tariffs that will be charged to various countries around the world. EFE | Confidencial Nicaragua with 18% and Venezuela with 15% are among the countries that will pay the most to export to the USA, above the general 10% rate By Confidencial HAVANA... Read more

Havana photo by Juan Suárez Warm Days and Scattered Rainfall By Adrian Fuentes HAVANA TIMES – The Cuban territory remains under the influence of oceanic high-pressure systems, positioned over the central Atlantic Ocean, bringing east to southeast winds. This situation leads to an increase in humidity up to the lower... Read more

“May Be a Cure Worse Than the Disease” Empty market in Havana, after price caps went into effect for some products. / 14ymedio Participants on a government TV program insist that price controls were a measure agreed upon with the private sector. By 14ymedio HAVANA TIMES – The price caps... Read more

The body of a Red Crescent rescuer, killed by Israeli forces, rescued by colleagues in southern Gaza. The United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs demands answers and justice for the killing more than a week ago of a group of medics and rescuers, and a UN employee, who were traveling... Read more

By Irina Pino HAVANA TIMES – Norka, a friend of mine, asked me to be a witness at her wedding, and also to be her photographer. I agreed without hesitation. You all know I love taking pictures. If I had a professional camera, I’d be so happy. When I think... Read more