Plaza de Dolores

Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

March 18, 2011, 2:00 pm

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Lively Plaza de Dolores in Satiago de Cuba on the southeast side of the island of Cuba is ideal for imagining more than seeing all kind of limits that young generation in Cuba is facing. Limits in freedoms, limits in travel possibilities, limits in TV programs, limits in goods in the stores, etc. But all limits are not always bad. Limits in consumerism is good, limits in pollution is good, education and health care without limits is also good. Limits they are facing just 50 KM or so to the south around Guantanamo US detention camp is also bad.

But look at these youths after their school day is finished. Do you think that all of those limits will prevent them from the progress waiting for them in the near future? I am quite positive that they are ready.

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Location

Latin America / Cuba

Lat: 21° 2' 18.19" S
Long: 76° 50' 33.23" W

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Equipment

Panasonic Lumix, DMC LX3, hand-held, PTGui, Pano2VR, Photoshop

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