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Hola todo el mundo. Sometimes our stories are sourced from multiple people on our team. Or, we like to keep you guessing... You know... anonymous. And, for that, soy el escritora; "El Equipo." We exist to amplify the voices of writers, photographers, and content creators in the space between the United States and Cuba, and we also feature stories from Puerto Rico, Latin America, and the Latinx community in the US. Topics of interest are personality-driven and include pop culture and music, featured current events, climate and the environment, and travel and tastemakers. Oh, and of course we're always 100% independent. No governments, businesses or other influencing factors play a role in our work.
Cuba has a plan to reopen the country to international tourists after closing their borders due to COVID-19. The plan would limit tourists to five all-inclusive resorts...
We’ve got some online Cuban cooking classes on the schedule with My Cuban Spot Chef/Owner, Louie Estrada. So far we’ve done ropa vieja and coming up on July...
The U.S. presidential election on November 3rd, is less than 150 days away and its results will no doubt be significant. We’re curious, as one of our readers, who...
Meet some of the comidapropistas (a mashup of foodies and entrepreneurs that we just made up) leading Cuba's gastronomic revolution.
In light of potential sanctions on Fincimex, which would limit the flow of currency through Western Union intended for the Cuban people, we’re curious if you currently...
For our Question of the Week, we’re curious to know if you’ve participated in any of the protests taking place in the United States or anywhere around the...
#TheShowMustBePaused so we've postponed this week's event with chef Louie Estrada
Question of the Week | Pregunta de la Semana | 06.01.20
Two Cuban Girls and a Bald Guy caught up with Chef Louie Estrada from My Cuban Spot in Brooklyn to talk about Walmart, bald heads, Croqueta the Dog and more during...
Question of the Week | Pregunta de la Semana | 05.25.20
Cuban entrepreneurs now make up over 500,000 Cuban citizens who have left their guaranteed government jobs to become cuentapropistas. Ken Deckinger introduces you to the...
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