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Hurricane Matthew Destroyed Baracoa, Cuba Last Night
Posted by Sandra Levinson on Oct 6th 2016
Baracoa was virtually destroyed by Hurricane Matthew. We are joining with other organizations to raise money through the CCS Lifeline Funds for supplies to go to Baracoa via the quickest route possible. Please send donations asap, we'll be publishing a list of donors (with your permission) and amounts (same) and let you know where we've contributed. Global Links is already preparing to send supplies as early as next week. If you send money to the Center (tax deductible donation) please note specifically that the contribution is FOR BARACOA.
Mil gracias. I feel especially sad because our family was in Baracoa in late March celebrating sister Mimi's birthday, and sharing birthday cake with the town historian, Alejandro Hartman, who turned 70 on March 30. while we were there. As the proud keeper of Baracoa's fierce legacy,Hartman must be as devastated as his town.
- Sandra
March Madness: Traveling Alone to Cuba
The news this week is that President Obama, on the eve of his March 21 arrival in Cuba, is further loosening travel restrictions. U.S. visitors will no longer have to travel in groups to qualify for legal educational travel in one of 12 permissible categories. While “tourism” is still not allowed, individual travel is. This means that, short of Congress [...]
Help Me Write The Future.
I’ve never gotten around to writing the “memoir” friends ask about, but I do have lots of stories. A bit late to the blogosphere, given that I have strong opinions, I am passionate about many issues, and have always wanted to spread the word. I also like to share Cuba-centric anecdotes. So here goes: my first blog and a [...]