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Looking to the Sea / Yoani Sanchez

She looks to the sea, like so many Cubans. Some in fear of the floods, others dreaming of escape.
She looks to the sea, like so many Cubans. Some in fear of the floods, others with dreams of escape. Photo take on Havana’s Malecon.
Author Yoani SánchezPosted on January 23, 2016January 23, 2016Categories Yoani Sanchez

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