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A Cuban shows what his day is like working as a messenger in Havana, and users react: "Cuban DoorDash."
Is it worth emigrating to the United States? The viral response of a Latino on TikTok
Blind electrician from Matanzas shows that limitations are not barriers to success
Bolivian YouTuber surprised by street repairers of matchboxes in Cuba
Bárbaro, the man of a thousand talents: Bicitaxi, matches, and a generous heart in Cárdenas
The Whistle of the Grinder: A Tradition that Faded from the Streets of Matanzas
Punta de Maisí Lighthouse celebrates 161 years
Julián, a Cuban who cleans boilers to survive
Carlos, the Cuban who cleans cauldrons for 80 pesos in Cienfuegos
A group of women is promoting tattooing in Cuba, a practice that has been considered taboo for decades
Faces of Cuba: Danelys, the tattoo artist
Cuban government increases prices of 124 construction materials
Faces of Cuba: Ramón, the street sweeper
Cubans earn a living from the ruins of the unfinished Juraguá nuclear plant
A male manicurist surprises clients in Santiago de Cuba
The daily life of a young Cuban "ponchero"
Street vendors in Cuba: a tradition that survives despite police harassment
Cubans search for gold in the sewers of Guantánamo
Maruchy Sánchez, "the Santiago queen of the Cuban fan"
Self-employed barbers in Pinar del Río will not be able to charge more than 10 pesos for a "normal haircut."
Connecting to the Internet in Cuba: “a profitable business”
The dispute over garbage in Santa Clara
Otto Ortiz: "In Havana nowadays, there are more parking attendants than CDR."
Some of Havana's celebrities boast about having bodyguards dressed in guayaberas and fake earpieces
The world's oldest barber is 107 years old and is still active in New York
Tobacco Readers, a profession that survives in Cuba
What is the Cuban woman capable of today?
Ricardo Fernández, the blind man from Camagüey who tunes pianos
Cuba: the country where a lawyer is a living statue and a nurse, a pedicab driver
New trades are gaining ground in the self-employment sector in Cuba
Buyers and collectors discuss the raw materials collection business in Cuba
German poet sells his verses on the streets of Havana
Reselling garbage to generate income
Testimonials from street sweepers in Havana
2025-03-29T16:06:03+01:00