Miguel Ernesto, autor en PanamericanWorld

The Havana Biennale, a 500-Year-Old City Turned into an Open-Air Gallery

by Miguel Ernesto | May 21, 2019

For a month, Havana has adopted a different look thanks to the Art Biennale or, perhaps, its inhabitants have managed to see it in a different light, a bit more colorful, rhythmic and joyful in the midst of so many shortages, ups and downs and gloom. Art also serves...

SUBE, the Cuban UBER Created by Three Entrepreneurs who Dreamed of Map

by Miguel Ernesto | May 13, 2019

Transportation is a constant headache, not only for Cubans, but also for visitors to the Caribbean archipelago. In view of this predicament, three entrepreneurs decided to create the Sube application, which could be considered the Cuban version of UBER. Moving across...

Cuba Baseball Suffers Under Trump

by Miguel Ernesto | Apr 15, 2019

Armando hasn’t the slightest idea who John Bolton and Rubio are, as he commonly dubs foreign tourists who visit the Central Park of Old Havana every day, where this 80-year old baseball fan is now seated. He assures not being interested in politics, but he does not...

The Most Successful Athletes in the History of the Pan American Games

by Miguel Ernesto | Mar 28, 2019

The Pan American Games will be held next summer in Lima. This popular competition is approaching its first 70 years of history. During this time period, 15 cities in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean have hosted the continent’s main multi-sport...

The Latinos Who Will Impact The 2019 Major League Baseball Season

by Miguel Ernesto | Mar 25, 2019

The performance of Latin American baseball players will once again be a determining factor in the aspirations of their teams to advance to the 2019 World Series. While this season will see quite a lot of Latino veteran players attempting to cement a legacy that would...