by Miguel Ernesto | Mar 8, 2019
Havana Queens? Second floor, to your right, indicates the receptionist at the Combinado Jesus Mendez, located in the heart of the densely populated municipality of Marianao, in Cuba. It was barely nine o’clock on a hot Havana morning, and before arriving at the...
by Miguel Ernesto | Mar 6, 2019
Havana was a Spanish colony for four centuries, English for one year, occupied by US troops, pounded by hurricanes and even a tornado, and the epicenter of several of the most important political moments of the last century. San Cristóbal de la Habana celebrates its...
by Miguel Ernesto | Feb 22, 2019
Cuban baseball players will be able to sign contracts with any of the 30 Major League franchises following the deal struck between the Cuban Baseball Federation, the Major League and the Baseball Players Association. CUBAN BALLPLAYERS IN THE UNITED STATES The days...
by Miguel Ernesto | Feb 8, 2019
For the first time in the nearly seven decades of Pan American Games history, Lima will host the most important multi-sport event on the continent this year. For two weeks, about 6,700 athletes from 41 countries will compete in contests offering several qualifying...
by Miguel Ernesto | Sep 19, 2018
“Soy negro, soy feo, pero soy tu asesino, no es la cara ni el cuerpo, es mi palón divino (I’m black, I’m ugly, but I’m your killer, it’s not about the face or body, but my holy d…)”. This was one of the most repeated choruses in Cuba in the last few years. The lyric...