Cuba Diaries

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Isadora Tattlin's diary offers a unique perspective on life in Cuba during the early 1990s, showcasing the stark contrasts between opulence and poverty. As a foreigner in a country filled with contradictions, she details her experiences in a lavish Havana mansion amidst bare store shelves and desperate citizens. The narrative highlights Cuba's vibrant culture, despite challenges like the ban on Christmas trees. A dinner party with Fidel Castro epitomizes the complexities of the island, revealing its enchanting yet troubling reality.