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Mexican cheese sandwich... it's not just cheese.

The Cuban Cheese Sandwich Detox Program

October 17, 2011by phillegitimate 12 Comments

As oil and starch heavy as Cuban food can be, it doesn’t take long to adjust to its narrow range of possibilities. The veg options were pretty much omelette, pizza […]

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Cuba, Mexico
Berta.

Concluding the (inconclusive) Cuba Journal

October 13, 2011by phillegitimate 1 Comment

Returning to Havana – to its bustle and heave – was a relief. After a week out in the provinces I was sunburnt and blistering, my clothes were falling apart, […]

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Cuba
Friendly neighbourhood sugar cane juicer (sí, hay ron).

Simplicity vs. Scarcity: how Cuba keeps the flavour alive

October 8, 2011by phillegitimate 4 Comments

Empty shelves. Coming from a world where shelves are never left unstocked, the sight of all the barren, dusty shelves in Cuba was kind of shocking. Some shops even added […]

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Cuba
Don't know who the robot is, but he seems to be talking dissent. Or maybe he's the only one not talking it.

Subtle Acts of Dissent: Cuban Street Art

September 28, 2011by phillegitimate 2 Comments

Between the dearth of luxury items like paint and the state’s humourless approach to free expression, I assumed I wouldn’t be finding much in the way of street art in […]

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Cuba
Castro and Cienfuegos: 52 years of struggle and victory.

Cuban Propaganda is not just for Tourists.

September 20, 2011by phillegitimate 14 Comments

I saw my first revolutionary billboard during a sweaty 3am taxi ride into Havana, and my heart skipped with joy. Propaganda! It was one of the few things about Cuba […]

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