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Portraits of Cuba

by Daniel Duncan, Marcela Vásquez-León, Dereka Rushbrook

Cuba, historyTravel photographyCaribbean area, description and travelPictorial worksSocial life and customsManners and customs

"Duncan's photographs represent many aspects of the arts, religion, politics, public messaging, agriculture, and the economy in contemporary Cuba. Despite issues such as limited natural resources, dependence on imports, climate change and rising sea levels, and the departure of many of its young people, the island has emerged as an innovative player in addressing today's global problems. The authors note how the advances made by Cuba's sustainable farmers, scientists, medical teams, and literacy campaigns are models throughout the developing world"--Back cover

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