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Tag Archives: journalism without walls
Canines of Cuba
By Briana Lionetti, Kayla Shults and Janelle Clausen Everywhere you turn in Cuba, you’ll find a dog. They are basically free to roam the streets, which can be shocking for Americans used to keeping their dogs on a leash or … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Stories
Tagged cuba, Dogs, havana, journalism without walls, Perros, Puppies, Vinales
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Nine Misconceptions About Cuba
By Janelle Clausen Most Americans see Cuba through nostalgia and distance. They will comment about its 1950s cars, cigars, rum and aging infrastructure, not to mention its wonderful weather and beaches. Meanwhile, they safely put the nation’s struggles at a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs
Tagged 2016, blog, communism, cuba, educational, facts, independence, janelle clausen, journalism without walls, learning, misconceptions, socialist
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Escuela de Taller Looks to Renovate Old Havana
By Kayla Shults Havana, Cuba – Juan Jesus Gesen Musa works as the director at Escuela de Taller in Havana, Cuba. The school trains students in construction and when they graduate, they work for the historical center to restore the buildings of Old … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Stories
Tagged Buildings, Construction, cuba, journalism without walls, kayla shults, old havana, Restoration, School
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A World Beyond Havana
By Kayla Shults Las Terrazas, Cuba — Las Terrazas is only 37 miles west of Havana, but feels as though it is another world away. The land is over 12,000 acres of forest, lakes, flora and waterfalls that was sanctioned … Continue reading
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Tagged Biosphere, Community, cuba, Eco Friendly, Forest, journalism without walls, kayla shults, las terrazas, Reserve
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Concerns About Cuba’s Relationship With Venezuela Amid New U.S. Ties
By Julio Avila Havana, Cuba – Cuba and Venezuela, two staunch allies, have enjoyed a fruitful relationship. But with Cuba’s new ties with the United States, there are questions as to how Cuba’s relation with Venezuela will continue given its … Continue reading
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Tagged cuba, journalism without walls, julio avila, Latin America, Relations, revolution, Venezuela
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From Tourist to Tour Guide
Story by Briana Lionetti Video by Rick Ricioppo Havana, Cuba – When Chris Cloonan got through security at the Jose Marti Airport in Cuba, he heard a security guard yell his name. He immediately put his hands up in the air. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, home second slider, Stories
Tagged 2012, 2016, America, Chris Cloonan, cuba, Future, journalism without walls, Profile, Tour Guide, Trip
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Cubans are Ready for Changes
By Ivana Stolnik Havana, Cuba – While a group of students were sitting in the charming Russian Restaurant “Nazdarovie” discussing Cuba with the owner – in a place overlooking the Malecón and enjoying some stuffed Ukrainian varenyky dumplings – the waiter … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Bureaucratic, changes, cuba, ivana stolnik, journalism without walls, Politics, Relations, Strategy
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Soccer is Scoring in Cuba
By Janelle Clausen Havana, Cuba – Baseball may still be winning the soul of Cuba, but soccer is stepping up to the plate. “The new generation doesn’t really care about baseball, but the older generation— that’s what they grew up with,” … Continue reading
The Way of the Saints
By Briana Lionetti Callejon de Hamel, Cuba – At the House of Santeria in Callejon de Hamel, Cuba, one will find statues of Navajo Native Americans, Chinese Buddhists, and Jesus Christ on the cross. There are also gifts to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Briana Lionetti, catholicism, cuba, faith, havana, journalism, journalism without walls, religion, santeria, way of the saints
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For the Love of the Game
By Kayla Shults Havana, Cuba – The pitcher, dressed in all red makes eye contact with his catcher before winding up. The baseball flies from his hand, only to make direct contact with the hitter’s bat. What could have been an … Continue reading
Posted in home-third-slider, Sports, Stories
Tagged 2016, athletics, baseball, cuba, for the love of the game, havana, hemingway baseball, journalism without walls, kayla shults, kids, photos, sports
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