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I- 5 bus |
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orientation |
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fixing the bus |
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security |
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press conference |
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border crossing training |
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through Mexico |
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ELAM graduates |
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diploma! |
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doctoras |
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Childrens' theater La Colmenita in Havana |
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El Malagon - veteran of one of the first organized militias in Cuba |
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In Pinar del Rio, we stayed in a rural church |
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Dancing in Pinar |
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Being short of sleep can be the hardest part of the Caravan |
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Luis Barrios, now one of the Co-leaders of IFCO, with Cuban translators |
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We met with the local chapter of the Cuban Women's Federation. Maria Estrella is the oldest member. |
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Pinar is full of limestone cliffs and caves |
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Anayanci is the head of the local Young Communists. She was puzzled by our lack of a young communist section but spent time with our group anyway. |
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Water buffalo are less likely to need unavailable spare parts than tractors are. Anayanci does not normally ride them; I dared her. |
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The meat eating table |
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the vegetarian/vegan table |
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On our return to Havana, we attended a racism conference and cultural event at the African Museum |
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Eleggua abre el camino |
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Lucius Walker's plaque was added to this monument just below Harriet Tubman's. |
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We prepare to cross the border back into the US, and the border officials prepare for us. P4P means Pastors for Peace, of course. |
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But we carried them all across the International Bridge into Mexico, where our Mexican companeros drove them to Tampico in time to join the rest of the aid shipment. |