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01cubgen45b
CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban children of Castro, Santiago De Cuba, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Sgra. Rosa Alisa Fraga sitting in her home praying with Rosary beads and Statue of Santa Barbara, Trinidad, Cuba.
Sgra. Fraga sits in her room all day watching over the statue and prays. She tells the story of the Santa Barbara statue with passion.
I asked Sgra. Fraga why she has this statue in her home, she explained, "In this story there was a civilian sanatorium for tuberculosis. When this system of communism triumphed the government took over this sanatorium in Havana called Esperanza. Since the military in Cuba cannot be Christians, and the statue was in the sanatorium, Commander Fagardo of the military forces of Fidel collected the religious items and sent them to the church. But the church was already full, so they were sent to various homes to be guarded until a church has room. I am responsible for her (Santa Barbara) and when they come to look for her, she must be inthe same condition as when they brought her here."
She then asked "Your house doesn't have any?"
Santa Barbara is an Early Christian martyr and patroness of artillerymen, arsenals and in Spanish refers to a ship's weapon storage facility. Santa Barbara is also considered an Afro-Cuban deity (Santa Barbara-Changó), goddes of thunder and explosions.
Trinidad is a national monument and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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CAPTION: Photograph of Young Cuban boy musician playing saxophone, Matanzas, Cuba
04cubgen47
CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban boy with baseball glove, Santiago De Cuba, Cuba
05cubgen48
CAPTION: Photograph of Young Cuban boy and Old American car, Santiago de Cuba, Santiago De Cuba Province, Cuba
06cubpeo03
CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban boy sitting on stairs, Santiago De Cuba, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban boy with Che Guevara billboard, “Until Victory Always”, Cienfuegos, Cuba
08cubpeo07
CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban woman with Fidel Castro and Che Guevara portraits, Matanzas, Cuba
09cubgen38
CAPTION: Photograph of Young Cuban boy on chair, Matanzas, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Young Cuban girls playing with hula-hoops, Trinidad, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban men playing dominoes, Santiago De Cuba, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cubans praying at home altar inside of German explorer Alexander von Humboldt's house, Trinidad, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Home altar inside of German explorer Alexander von Humboldt's house, Trinidad, Cuba
14cubge107
CAPTION: Photograph of Tropicana Nightclub and Cabaret showgirls, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tropicana Nightclub and Cabaret showgirls, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tropicana Nightclub and Cabaret showgirls, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tropicana Nightclub and Cabaret showgirl, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tropicana Nightclub and Cabaret showgirls, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban street musician playing guitar, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban woman smoking a puro or cigar, Escambray Mountains, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban woman roasting coffee beans and smoking a puro or cigar, Escambray Mountains, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban woman's hand holding roasting coffee beans, Escambray Mountains, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban cigars, Partagas Cigar Factory, Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban man making cigars at the Partagas cigar factory. Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Cuban Campesino man, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Hotel Imperial and El Mundo Infantil (infants world). Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of View of Havana from De Los Tres Reyes Del Morro or El Morro Fort built between 1588 and 1630. Havana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of El Malecón or The Malecon, Havana, Cuba
29cubgen09
CAPTION: Photograph of Front bumper detail of a Classic American car taxi in Havana, Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Truck carrying Cuban people, near Cienfuegos, Cuba
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CAPTION: Photograph of Canoes on Lago Atitlan with the slope of San Pedro Volcano near Santiago Atitlan Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan women wash in Lago Atitlan near San Juan la Laguna Village where the Las Artesanas de San Juan are located. San Juan la Laguna Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan women wash in Lago Atitlan near Santiago Atitlan village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan women wearing traditional costumes called huipiles wash in Lago Atitlan near Santiago Atitlan village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of San Pedro volcano at sunset with a jaguar-god like cloud over Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America.
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan ritual for the Mayan god called Maximon (San Simon). The Tzutujil Maya people offer the idol various things like alcohol, cigarettes, and money to appease the Mayan effigy that stands between the Tzutujil Mayan shamans. Santiago Atitlan Village, Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan ritual for the Mayan god called Maximon (San Simon). The Tzutujil Maya people offer the idol various things like alcohol, cigarettes, and money to appease the Mayan effigy that stands between the Tzutujil Mayan shamans. Santiago Atitlan Village, Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Maya woman spinning textile at Las Artesanas de San Juan in San Juan la Laguna Village on Lago Atitlan. San Juan la Laguna Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Maya woman weaving textile on a wooden loom at Las Artesanas de San Juan in San Juan la Laguna Village on Lago Atitlan. San Juan la Laguna Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America.
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Maya woman weaving textile with a backstrap loom at Las Artesanas de San Juan weaving co-operative in San Juan la Laguna Village on Lago Atitlan. San Juan la Laguna Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Maya woman weaving textile with a backstrap loom at Las Artesanas de San Juan weaving co-operative in San Juan la Laguna Village on Lago Atitlan. San Juan la Laguna Village, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of A Tzutujil Maya girl in Santiago Atitlan village on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Maya woman wearing a traditional huipile with a xk'op (or a tocoyal), which is a very long colourful belt, wrapped around the woman's head. Santiago Atitlan village market on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of A Tzutujil Maya girl in Santiago Atitlan village on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of A Tzutujil Maya girl in a crowd in the Santiago Atitlan village market on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of A Tzutujil Maya girl in Santiago Atitlan village on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Tzutujil Mayan boy with a Harley Davidson T-shirt. Santiago Atitlan village, Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of PAN political party signs in Santiago Atitlan Village, Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Spirit at Santiago Atitlan village on Lago Atitlan, Department of Solola, Guatemala, Central America.
Site of December 1, 1990 massacre in Santiago Atitlan village: A military base was set-up in Santiago Atitlan to control the guerrillas. Instead the army terrorizes, tortures and kills innocent villagers whom the military select at random. After years of this, on the night of December 1, 1990, two drunken soldiers shot and killed an innocent villager.
This generated a group of around two thousand Mayas to approach the army base. The soldiers opened fire killing thirteen people including three children and wounded twenty more people. After this massacre around twenty thousand Mayas signed a petition and protested to expel the army. This pressure made the army leave Lago Atitlan. Santiago Atitlan was the first Maya village to expel the army.
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America.
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religous effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America.
02_guanti39
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religous effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America.
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
04_guanti98
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
11_guanti22
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
12_guanti23
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
13_guanti24
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
14_guanti26
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
15_guanti18
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
16_guanti41
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
17_guanti07
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
18_guanti43
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
21_guanti59
CAPTION: Photograph of Semana Santa procession. Holy Week procession. La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
The Semana Santa procession combines Catholic doctrine with Mayan traditions and values. Robed men and women carrying these great Anda, a large float with religious effigies, and walk across elaborate tapestries made of flowers and dyes spread in front of churches, homes, and in plazas.
La Antigua (Antigua UNESCO World Heritage Site), Department of Sacatepequez, Guatemala, Central America
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