Cuba
Socialismo o muerte (Socialism or death) is a one of the radical slogans popularised by the communist Cuban authorities.
I visited Cuba twice: in 2007 and 2009. During these trips I wanted to confront my own experiences of communism remembered from my childhood in Poland with Cuban socialist present reality. I also wondered how ordinary people are doing in Castro’s utopian (sur)reality.
This travel was also a search for a natural world free of our ordered and globalised customs. I admired impoverished and intimidated by its own government Cubans who find freedom in their cultural diversity so exceptionally expressed in music and dance.
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Che Guevara is beloved hero of Cuban revolution. His face decorates almost every corner of Cuban streets.
Known as an island of blue waves and green palms Cuba doesn't dissapoint traditional tourist.
Poverty and economic problems cause that the life on the island is very harsh and challenging
Cuba it's not only Havana, it's also a quiet interior, tropical nature and wildlife and colourful colonial villages
Trinidad, a UNESCO heritage site since 1988 offers visitors a typical colourful Carribean atmosphere and colonial history.
There is no other country outside the US with such an amount of old American cars. And there is not much of well known icons of Cuba than these vehicles.
Creative art and funny grafitti bring live and warm to dirty streets and ruined walls