cuba in transition

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Letter from a Changing Cuba: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?

December 28, 2015December 28, 2015 by Contributor

by Tim Weed, Cuba Journal Contributor Each trip to Cuba is like a freeze-frame in time-lapse photo sequence, illuminating a particular moment in a long timeline of change. Lately the process seems to have accelerated. The country is like seedling whose growth used to be barely perceptible, but is now sprouting leaves and branches at … Read more

Ken Rosen’s Cuban Documentary Addresses Cultural Riff

January 6, 2016August 4, 2015 by Simons Chase

When Ken Rosen first traveled to Cuba in 1998, he saw the island nation through the lens of an American expat living and working in Quito. This reference point no doubt translated into a unique perspective of Cuban life and a passion to bring sunlight and water to a relationship that has atrophied for a … Read more