Cuba, what’s happening? Reportage on the consequences of the economic and political crisis

HAVANA – When I leave José Martí airport disoriented, despite the almost two-hour flight delay, the taxi man is waiting for me on time at arrivals, the sign with my surname in his hand. He is a smiling middle-aged man with short hair and a dark moustache, and he drives cautiously through the night on the dimly lit streets leading to the city center.