What do Cuban children/teenagers do in their free time?

I used to read an awful lot. I also liked to walk a lot around town, play outside with friends, or play inside with my NES or on a friend´s house with better play systems (NES and SNES back then). read more

Children in Cuba still spend outside what would be labeled as a neglectfull amount of time, the thing is that there was and there is no danger and you were always under the eye of neighbors and other adults who would know your family since cities are typically very small. read more

One example of what Cuban children do in their spare time: participate in some of the many after-school programmes in arts, physical education, sports, etc. My friends' son (around 8 years old) was learning jiu-jitsu. read more

Our teens (two girls and three boys, aged 14-16) spent their time in the bus chatting, giggling and playing guess the tune on their iPods, but as we neared Cuba's south coast, I think they shut up and paid attention as Luis, our guide, talked about the Bay of Pigs invasion. read more