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The National Ballet of Cuba
As representative of the Cuban identity as rumba or mambo, classical ballet occupies a privilege place in Cuba’s cultural heritage. The National Ballet of Cuba will make a European tour in the next...
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« Restavecs », slave children in Haïti.
On december 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Sixty years later, a significant number of countries in the world seem to...
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A different Guadeloupe…
Behind the seaside resort cliché, the Guadeloupe is a thrilling and different archipelago which managed to keep its Creole identity. The promise of an alternative travel in the heart of the Caribbean....
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In the Name of Haïti – Humanitarian tourism in the name of God
Healing Haiti is an american christian organization working in Haiti since 2006. It was founded by Jeff Gacek and Alyn Shannon, a couple from Minnesota, who decided to devote themselves to Haiti, in...
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Haiti’s rebirth, 5 years and 54 seconds later
On 12 January, 2010 Haiti’s capital city, Port-au-Prince, was flattened by a magnitude 7.3 earthquake, which lasted for 54 never-ending seconds, killed over 220,000 people, left 300,000 injured and...
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Cuba, the Nature island of the Caribbean
50 years ago, just after the unsucessful american « Bay of pigs » invasion, Fidel Castro announced Cuba would become a socialist country. Nowadays, Cuba is known as a beach vacation destination for...
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Haiti, the unknown country
Too often summurized to a cursed, poor and violent country, Haïti is much more than this. Far away from these clichés, another face of the country, rarely exposed, does exist. Photos and text by...
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