This Country is Trapped in the 1950s (Cuba)
30% Off Entire JUST GO Store!!!
✅ SUBSCRIBE for More Travel Videos:
Hello from Cuba!! I'm thrilled to be back in the best country in the Caribbean, and one of my favorite nations in the world! Seriously, guys, this place is full of life and energy, and I can't wait for you to experience it with me! I am here on a retreat with my YouTube post-production team, celebrating the recent success of the channel (thanks to YOU guys for your support!) In this video, we will take you all around Cuba's capital city of Havana to learn about the history, meet the local people, feel the lively culture, and try to unpack WHY Cuba feels like it's stuck in the 1950s. Wait until the very end, where we hear REAL STORIES from the Cuban people themselves, to understand the struggles that they have been living through for decades.
Have you ever been to Cuba? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
#cuba #travel #history
Follow @drewbinsky for more stories from EVERY country, and join me on
???? Thank you for making these travel videos possible by supporting my clothing brand, JUST GO ????:
FIND ME ON:
► INSTAGRAM:
► TIK TOK:
► FACEBOOK:
► YOUTUBE 2ND CHANNEL:
???????????? WHO AM I?
I'm Drew Binsky and I have been to EVERY country in the world (197/197). I make documentaries about interesting people and cultures in faraway places. My ultimate goal is to inspire you to travel because I think it's the best education that you can get. And our planet is beautiful!
MOST POPULAR YOUTUBE VIDEOS:
► He Is The Ice Man:
► Tallest Humans on Earth:
► He Hasn't Slept Since 1962:
► 3 Things You Can't Do in North Korea:
► Why is Everything Free in Pakistan?:
???? GET IN TOUCH!
► Website:
► Email: partnerships@drewbinsky.com
*Some of the links or other products that appear on this video are from companies which I earn an affiliate commission or referral bonus at no additional cost to you. All opinions are my own. The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. Some of the offers mentioned may no longer be available.
Looking For Food In Cuba During The Crisis ????????
???? HAVANA, CUBA (0.3)
Before I went to Cuba i didn't realise how hard it was going to be to find a meal. It's much easier to find a cold beer or a bottle of rum than it is the find a cold bottle of water. I headed south of old Havana to where the cuatro caminos market is to see what food i could find and met some friendly people on my day out.
????SOCIAL MEDIA????
????
???? Instagram:
???? Facebook:
???? BECOME A MEMBER ????
I have been travelling the world for the past 10 years and have been lucky enough to make life long friends who have invited me to their countries, into their homes, and kindly shown me around. I have created a travel community for my subs, where you can meet like minded people, seek advice, share stories and more.
Best of all, you can directly message me asking for my travel hints, tips and tricks. Want to go to South Korea, not sure who to fly with or what route to take around the country, ask me. Want to visit Europe and know the must visit countries, ask me. You can ask me anything (link above).
????GET IN TOUCH!????
???? Want to collab? DM me on insta.
???? Feeling lonely? DM me on insta, please.
???? Business enquiry? whereisdanbusiness@gmail.com
???? WHO AM I?
Dan. Sooner or later i'm gonna be a corpse in the ground, worms eating my body and my atoms will disassemble and move off to finds new uses elsewhere in the universe, probably to create a turd. Why take things so serious, why work a job you hate, why listen to people telling you to do things you don't want to do, life's too short for any of that foo foo. I create exploration videos in the hopes of inspiring others to travel and see planet earth. Waterfalls, Aurora Borealis, Curry, Pyramids, Lions, Live Music & Laughter. How Bout That?
???? SUBSCRIBE
Is Cuba actually poor?
First episode of a short series of videos in which I will discuss issues commonly associated with Cuba, such as poverty, human rights, etc.
All my opinions are based solely on the few weeks I spent in Cuba and I claim no deep knowledge of the country. Take it all with a pinch of salt and let me know in the comments if you disagree :)
00:00 Introduction
02:05 What is poverty?
02:47 Income
06:54 Health and education
09:00 Clean water and sanitation
09:52 Physical security
10:37 Lack of voice
12:11 Capacity to better one's life
Supply Chains, Shortages & Inflation - 2021 Worst Economic Crisis in a Century
The world
--
FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
* Subscribe to our LIFESTYLE Channel
* Visit our CAMERA GEAR & TECH Channel
* Check out our travel blog
* Follow on Instagram
--
TOOLS WE USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO
* All of Our Camera Gear -
* Music We Use for YouTube (Free Trial) -
SUPPORT THE CHANNEL
*If you enjoyed this video and would like to support our channel, please consider using the links above to make purchases. We make a small commission at no extra cost to you, and the funds help us make more videos. ???? SEND US SOMETHING
Gemini Connect
PO Box #28353
Seattle WA 98144
Kuba: Rundreise über die Karibik-Insel – von Havanna bis an den Playa Pesquero | ARD Reisen
Bunte Oldtimer, weiße Karibik-Traumstrände, Zigarren und der Geist der Revolution: Kuba - Nina Heins und Jonas Weinhold reisen durch das sozialistische Land und erleben den Charme von Havanna, der größten Stadt der Karibik. Bei einer Oldtimer-Tour durch die gegensätzliche Metropole geht es vorbei an kolonialen Adelspalästen, Kapitol und dem „Platz der Revolution“. ( Mehr Reisen von Nina und Jonas gibt es hier in der ARD Mediathek: )
00:00 Begrüßung
01:14 Havanna
16:51 Viñales
23:40 Kubanischer Tanzkurz bei Trinidad
27:38 Bayamo – Auf den Spuren der Revolution
30:21 In den Bergen – Auf den Spuren der Revolution
34:52 Baracoa
43:55 Playa Pesquero / Verabschiedung
Wie überall auf der Welt werden auch in Kuba die interessantesten Gespräche in der Küche geführt. Einen Einblick in Havannas Alltag bekommt das Film-Team bei einem Kochkurs mit einem kubanischen Paar. Im Viñales-Tal probiert Nina bei Tabakbauer Benito die erste Zigarre ihres Lebens und im farbenfrohen Trinidad sind sie zum Salsa-Tanzen verabredet.
In der Sierra Maestra wandern sie auf den Spuren der Revolution: Das Rebellencamp Comandancia de la Plata wurde 1957 von Fidel Castro errichtet; das Feldlazarett von Che Guevara, die Hütte von Fidel Castro und die Radiostation von Radio Rebelde - von hier wurden die revolutionären Ideen an die Bevölkerung gesendet.
Kubas älteste Stadt Baracoa liegt inmitten der waldreichsten Region Kuba. Hier übernachten Nina und Jonas in einer Casa Particular, einer privaten Unterkunft. Baracoa ist bekannt für seine Schokolade und auf einer kleinen Kakaofarm darf Nina bei der Ernte zu Zubereitung helfen. 100 Prozent Schokolade, denn Milchpulver ist streng rationiert und kaum zu bekommen.
Gefällt Dir unser Kanal? Hier kannst Du ihn abonnieren:
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Weitere Infos:
► WDR Reisen:
► 2 für 300:
► Wunderschön:
► Mediathek:
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
#Kuba #HR #ARDreisen #trinidad #Baracoa #Viñales #cuba #Urlaub #Reisen #karibik #kommtaufdiebucketlist
Ein Film von Nina Heins und Jonas Weinhold. Dieser Film wurde im Jahr 2020 für den hr produziert. Alle Aussagen und Fakten entsprechen dem damaligen Stand und wurden seitdem nicht aktualisiert.
What Cubans Eat!! American Reveals WILD Cuban Food!! (Full Documentary)
???? SECOND CHANNEL!! MORE BEFRS »
???? BEFRS MERCH »
???? SUPPORT OUR MISSION »
???? ORO PADRON » IG: @oromotion
Like our music? Enjoy a free 30-day of Epidemic Sound for the best royalty free music:
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
#BestEverCubaFoodTour #BestEverFoodReviewShow
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
????COME SAY HI:
INSTAGRAM » (@besteverfoodreviewshow)
FACEBOOK »
????SUPPORT OUR MISSION:
Patreon is a platform that allows people to support creators on a recurring basis. Your contribution is an investment in the creative freedom of my channel and enables me to keep my content authentic and uninterrupted. Your donation allows me the time and resources to create more videos for you. We also have some pretty sweet rewards, exclusive to Patreon Bestys. »
Our VIP Patrons: Susanne Smarr, Jim Klingsporn, Leo Lui, Sam Cassidy, Venetia Edmunds, Jack Murray, Eimile Nakoma, Jack Li, Stephen Balasta, Louis Chisari, Ryan Rhodes, Paul Citulski, Matthew Holden, David Baliles, Jackson Li, John Logan and Summer & Grayson Stumpf.
???? ABOUT BEFRS:
Hey, I’m Sonny! I’m from the US but I’ve been living in Asia for 10 years and started making food and travel videos to document my experiences. I travel to different parts of the world, hunting down and documenting the most unique food each country has to offer.
If you see any factual food errors in my videos, please feel free to politely let me know in the comments. I'm a huge fan of trying different, interesting foods in each country. My show is from a Western point of view, but more importantly, MY point of view. It is not meant to offend any person or culture.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
???? CREDITS:
HOST » Sonny Side
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY » Nguyễn Tân Khải
CAMERA OPERATOR » Nguyễn Minh Đức
VIDEO EDITOR » Hà Nhật Linh
COLOR & MASTER » Quí Nguyễn
PRODUCER » Liz Peterson
CUBAN PRODUCTION SERVICES: i4films (IG: i4_films)
Selected tracks via Audio Network
For business inquiries: marketing@befrs.com
America's Most Wanted Black Women Fugitive Found In Cuba
In Cuba, I get to learn about two of American Most Wanted fugitives Assata Shakur and Nehanda Abiodun, Tupac Aunts living in exile in Cuba. This is a short documentary showcasing what it's like living in exile in Cuba. Assata Shakur and Nehanda Abiodun were granted political asylum by Fidel Castro
I Traveled to downtown Havana Cuba to learn more about how Cuban people live in the country while sightseeing in popular tourist destinations like Old Havana.
Tour info:
Nehanda Cuban Family
Whatsapp contact +53 5 2517311
Your Cuban Plug- Havana Cuba Tour Guide
Whatsapp contact +5353828920
#tupac #Assata #cuba #tupac
Cuba #6: 15usd in Havana,????????Cuba~
In #6，I shared my experiences that how did I spent 15 usd which is about 1650 Cuban pesos in Havana,????????Cuba~And it is my last video about ????????Cuba in this time.（2022.04.06）
Welcome to ????????Cuba~
And attention again:
Dont change money in any Cuban bank when you arrive cause there are black market in Cuba now.
official rate is 1 usd to 25 pesos but it is 1 usd to 105 usd in the black market and 1 euro to 120 in the black market.which means you will waste 3 times money if you change your money in the bank place.
People will come to you once you arrive Cuba for changing money with you .for example in the old town of Havana there will be at least 10 or 20 people come to ask you if you wanna change money per day.
For more info just keep asking more trustable local people.be aware to be cheated by somebody.
CUBAN MONETARY REFORM EXPLAINED | Cuban economy | Cuban history | Cuba travel
The Cuban monetary reform is a bit of a different vibe compared to our usual videos! We’re digging into the topic so you can understand the economic context of the country when you visit.
The reform aims to dismantle the two-currency system which has been in place for 30 years as well as shore up the struggling economy. We’ll explain what the monetary reform entails, why is it is happening and unfortunately why we believe it is unlikely to have the impact Cuba needs.
LINKS TO OTHER VIDEOS
What currency to use in Cuba 2021 -
Free Cuba 2021- How Communism has Crippled This Beautiful Caribbean Country
Want some insight on what it's like to live in Cuba for the Cubans that are struggling for their freedom? In this video photographer Jason Lanier shares his experiences of traveling to Cuba 4 different times over the span of 2 years where he details the struggles that Cubans face related to daily supplies, freedom of speech, freedom of movement and more.
To see the images from Jason's travels to Cuba please visit:
This video covers Jason's trips where he has gone down there by himself and also with two photography groups that he lead down there. It shows the true potential of this amazing Caribbean country, but also shows the struggles and poverty that exist in a country that time has left behind.
Jason's travels took him to the capital city of Havana, and into the more rural areas of this beautiful country that has struggled significantly under the yoke of the Communist Party in Cuba. Recently the Cuban people have risen up to demand more freedoms and have called for an end to the Communist reign over their country.
We hope this video helps shed some light on what the people of Cuba are going through and we thank you for watching.
Jason Lanier Photography
#freecuba #jasonlanierphotography #photojournalism
Inside Cuba's Crumbling Revolution | Poverty & RICH Culture
#CUBA #HAVANA #guaguanco
Together we will explore the streets and alleys of Havana's Cayo Hueso neighborhood. I will stumble upon some beautiful aspects of Cuban culture. Wandering into Callejon de Hamel for the weekly rumba performance, fully soaking up the elements of Afro-Cuban culture. Are you ready to get knee deep in it?
Follow me.
Cuba Crisis: Everything you need to know about the protests and the Cuban crisis | TrendPiler Report
Cuba is an island nation ruled by a communist government that exercises strict control over the economy and civil liberties. On Sunday, July 11, protests erupted across Cuba. Thousands of Cubans took to the streets to protest against the government and worsening living conditions; some have called the recent events the largest protest since the Cuban Revolution of 1950. The Cuban government has attempted to repress protestors following the protests by arresting and detaining people, and shutting down the internet. According to some, the protests marked a watershed moment for the country.
There are three reasons why the people of Cuba are protesting. The first Reason being Cuba's Economic Collapse. Cuba's state-controlled economy contracted by 11% last year, the worst loss in over three decades. Specifically, the epidemic and the decline in tourism — combined with U.S. sanctions and a meagre sugar yield worsen the economic catastrophe. In Cuba, individuals are now facing a food and medicine shortage. Another reason is Restrictions on civil liberties. protesters on Sunday chanted for liberty. A broad-based appeal for the abolition of Cuba's dictatorship and the advancement of civil liberties. Protesters might likely face jail time under Cuban law for participating in anti-government demonstrations. And last reason is the government's handling of the pandemic. Cuba recorded the largest number of new COVID-19 cases in a single day on Sunday – over 7,000 cases and 47 fatalities. Protesters called for a more rapid vaccination rollout to stop the epidemic.
Now we look at the reasons why did Cuba's economy collapse. Cuba's economic difficulties greatly fueled Sunday's protests. Economic collapse in the country has left an increasing number of people jobless and disgruntled by the government's failure to execute economic changes. A combination of decades-old U.S. sanctions and the Cuban government's failure to embrace market reforms have contributed to the country's economic collapse. When the COVID-19 epidemic struck, Cuba closed its borders and imposed a severe lockdown, which reduced tourism and wreaked havoc on an already precarious economy.
Now we look at how is the U.S. government responding to this scenario. Numerous U.S. officials have already expressed support for demonstrators and expressed fear about a government crackdown. The United States supports freedom of expression across Cuba and strongly condemns any violence or targeting of peaceful protestors exercising their universal rights. Sen. Ted Cruz expressed support for protestors through Twitter. President Joe Biden addressed the matter at a press conference and said that Cuba was a failing state, the government was and repressing its citizens. There are many things that the U.S. might consider doing to assist the Cuban people, but it would require different circumstances or a guarantee that they would not be taken advantage of by the government. Apart from Joe Biden, several other foreign leaders have expressed their support for the protestors and their cause.
This moment is different for the Cuban people. Cubans are looking even more determined this time. Yes, the government will threaten and do what it usually does — frighten people, prosecute them legally, and make them feel they cannot leave their homes. The demonstrations are by far the largest than anything organized by Raul and Fidel Castro. However, this was entirely spontaneous. There is no leader, no opposition organization capable of accomplishing such a task. It is vividly visible. Additionally, the protestors have been calm. Of course, some individuals broke into grocery stores and also destroyed some police cars. Nonetheless, the message from the public was unequivocal: Vandalizing food shops indicates that they are hungry and have no way of obtaining food. And by handing over the police cars, people are expressing their dissatisfaction with police mistreatment. The public has spoken loudly.
On an ending note, a U.S. military involvement is not an appropriate reaction. The Cuban people control their fate. And the moment a second nation and especially, intervention — enters the scene, it will not assist. The only solution to this problem is to give Cubans their rights. The other nations can help persuade Cuba's leadership that certain conditions must be met to drive things towards betterment. The Cuban regime is quite efficient at portraying itself as the victim at the world stage — the victim of the embargo, the victim of protests in Cuba, the victim of anything that earns sympathy, translating into money and help. This has to change. The international community must cease seeing Cuba's government as a victim. The aggressor is the Cuban government.
#cuba #protest #cuban #us #unitedstates
How is the hard life in Cuba without sensure
How dangerous is Cuba?
How dangerous is Cuba?
Crime and Scams. Most visits to Cuba are trouble free. Crime levels are low, and they are mainly in the form of opportunistic theft. ... Car-related crime and muggings occur rarely, not only in Havana but also in Santiago de Cuba and other areas.
Reference:
How safe is Cuba | Safety Tips & Crime Maps | Safearound
Jun 10, 2019
???????????????????? ????????????????
IN Cuba meat it sold on the streets with no refrigeration at all. You will see the street vendors selling hot meat full of flies. The locals will cook it
Cuban currency crisis and first day in Havana
On this episode it’s my first day in Havana Cuba. And I’m staying in Cuban families house the system is designated by communist regime. And then walking in the morning after breakfast in old Havana and Capitol building an iconic Bautista presidential palace. Enjoy watching another beautiful vlog
#ISAACDLMC
Life In Cuba (Part III - Living Conditions)
Every day living conditions for the Cuban People
CUBA: THE INFLATION here is DRIVING ME CRAZY ( Crazy Adventure )
Discover the true beauty of Cuba beyond its beaches and learn about the island's most unique experiences. Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover Cuba's best-kept secrets and delve into its rich culture, history, and tradition. From the vibrant streets of Havana to the picturesque countryside, you'll get a taste of everything this incredible island has to offer. Immerse yourself in the local way of life, savor delicious traditional cuisine, and admire stunning colonial architecture. With breathtaking natural wonders, lively music and dance scenes, and much more, there's something for everyone in Cuba. Join us as we uncover the island's hidden gems and discover why it's truly a one-of-a-kind destination.Cuba, best-kept secrets, unique experiences, culture, history, tradition, Havana, countryside, local way of life, cuisine, colonial architecture, natural wonders, music and dance.
› Become a MEMBER and DON'T FORGET to SUBSCRIBE!
Best Music for Creators:
› Epidemic Sound:
› CUBA GUIDE BOOK by Lonely Planet:
› Travel Backpack:
› SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL HERE AND GET EXTRA EXCLUSIVE CONTENT:
› EDIT YOUR TRAVEL PHOTOS WITH MY PRESETS:
› FREE MUSIC FOR YOUTUBERS:
WHAT GEAR DO I USE:
› MAIN CAMERA:
› MIC I USE:
› TRYPOD I USE:
› VLOG LENS:
› BEST BATTERIES:
› TELE LENS:
› SMALL CAMERA BAG:
›My Best CUBA Guide AS LOCAL:
›PERSONAL / TRAVELING CONSULTING:
›COACHING FOR CONTENT CREATORS: //bit.ly/coachingforcontentcreators
›BUSSINESS ONLY:
›ESSENTIAL TRAVELING KIT (MIXED):
›BEST GEAR FOR TRAVELERS:
›BEST TOOL FOR YOUTUBE:
›I CAN SHOOT YOUR TRIP:
alexr.emprende@gmail.com
›GET $65 OFF by USING AIRBNB HERE:
›ImCurrentlyin Merch:
- SUBSCRIBE SECTION
???? SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HERE:
????️ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST SHOW HERE:
????️ LISTEN OUR PODCAST SHOW ON SPOTIFY:
????️ LISTEN OUR PODCAST SHOW ON ANCHOR:
???? CHAT WITH US: m.me/imcurrentlyin
???? KEEP UPDATED WITH US:
HERE WE ARE:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Let's Connect on:
( These links are affiliates, it means I'll get a percent once you buy them but the prices are exactly the same, it's just a way to support the channel)
How Expensive is Havana Cuba? Tourists Prices and Costs
I breakdown my expenses during my trip to Havana Cuba
Beginner ebook city guides:
Havana, Cuba -
Buenos Aires, Argentina -
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -
Panama City, Panama -
Guadalajara, Mexico -
Medellin, Colombia -
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic -
Lima, Peru -
Guayaquil, Ecuador -
AIRBNB – Never used Airbnb? Apply through this link and you get a $40 credit towards a home-booking and I get a commission so we both win.
SUPPORT - You can donate through Paypal:
I appreciate it.
Better Cuban Food Than Cuba?
Miami's Little Havana holds the rare (perhaps exclusive) distinction of being an expat neighborhood that has surpassed the motherland in terms of culinary importance (due to a variety of political and socio-economic factors that we wont get into here). We've been to big Havana and can attest to the fairness of that determination.
So join us as we show you around one of the most culinarily fascinating neighborhoods in one of the most culturally vibrant cities in the Unites States. As always, we're washing it all down with copious amounts of coffee and booze. #gobad