During the rainy season in Matanzas, Cuba, moisture exacerbates cracks in old buildings, causing balconies, cornices, and even entire facades to collapse, posing a danger to residents.

Thousands of residents in Matanzas, Cuba, are flocking to the bay, beaches, and rivers to find temporary relief from the intense heat.

A report highlights the current state of children's playgrounds in Matanzas, Cuba, noting a significant decline from decades past when every neighborhood had a small playground. The article includes 23 photos illustrating what remains today.

San Miguel de los Baños in Matanzas, Cuba, was a prestigious spa resort between the late 19th century and the 1930s, known for its historical significance.

The Guaguanco Rumba Festival took place in Matanzas, Cuba, from April 23 to 26, drawing significant participation from both the public and artists.

The accumulation of garbage has ceased to be an occasional phenomenon and has become a permanent feature of the urban landscape in Matanzas, Cuba.

The deserted streets of Matanzas, Cuba, are a visible sign of one of the most turbulent periods the country has faced, as captured in a series of photographs.

Hilda lives alone in Matanzas.. She's recovering from a severe intestinal collapse that required the removal of part of her intestine (10 photos) The post The Life of Hilda in Matanzas, Cuba appeared…

Housing developments in a Matanzas neighborhood in Cuba, once promising, now symbolize an uncertain future three years after their inception.

Cuba is experiencing a deepening energy crisis, with the main Antonio Guiteras power plant in Matanzas suffering its 16th breakdown this year, leading to widespread power outages across the island.

Elektrownia w Matanzas na północno-zachodniej części Kuby nie działa. W efekcie co najmniej 60 procent wyspy cierpi na niedobór prądu.

Residents in Matanzas, Cuba, are reportedly gathering at the seawall near a telecommunications tower at night to access megabytes and make video calls, highlighting challenges in internet access.

A Russian-flagged tanker, the 'Anatoly Kolodkin', delivered approximately 700,000 barrels of Russian Urals crude oil to Cuba's Matanzas Bay in late March, circumventing the US blockade.

The grief of families collides with fuel shortages, blackouts, broken hearses, and a whole chain of informality and corruption. The post In Matanzas, the Crisis Also Pursues Cubans After Death…

Esteban Hernandez works as a watchman at a fishing base located on the Yumurí River in Matanzas, Cuba, a role highlighted in a recent feature.

“You just have to ground yourself,” Ricardo says, shrugging his shoulders. “Because if you start thinking too much about this, you go crazy.” The post Matanzas, Cuba: No One Asks Anymore Why the Power Went Out appeared first on Havana Times.

A photo essay explores the invisible boundaries and less-seen areas on the outskirts of Matanzas, Cuba, capturing the unique character of the city's edges.

Cuba is experiencing a deepening energy crisis with record-long power outages, reaching over 90 hours in Matanzas province, due to failures at power plants across the island.

The Emergency Railway Repair Brigade of Matanzas exemplifies the daily struggles and resilience in Cuba, as they work to maintain and repair infrastructure despite challenging conditions.

Javier Lopez from Matanzas, Cuba, captured the 'Photo of the Day' with his image titled 'A Little Surprise Plant in My Garden,' featured by Havana Times.