Johanna Jolá Álvarez

Johanna Jolá Álvarez is a key figure in humanitarian efforts in Cuba, leading initiatives to support vulnerable communities, including flood victims and impoverished families.

Year-End Struggles: Fuel Lines Stretch Six Blocks in Havana

Published on 12/14/2024

Cubans Coin Term "The Dry Line" for Endless Queues at Fuel-less Gas Stations

Published on 12/12/2024

Activists to Host Christmas Dinner for Over 100 Families Affected by Hurricane in Guantánamo

Published on 12/9/2024

Gasoline Prices in Cuba: Activist Highlights Black Market Rates Reaching 700 Pesos per Liter

Published on 12/9/2024

Orthopedic Device from Miami Offers Hope to Cuban Teen to Walk Again

Published on 12/5/2024

Cuban Activist Highlights Ongoing Crisis in Guantánamo After Hurricane Oscar

Published on 11/12/2024

Classic Motorcycle Enthusiasts Bring Aid to Hurricane Oscar Victims in Guantánamo

Published on 11/7/2024

Donations from "Huellas" Aid Over 300 Families Affected by Hurricane Oscar in Guantánamo

Published on 10/31/2024

Activists Mobilize Book Donations in Havana and Matanzas for Hurricane Oscar Victims in Guantánamo

Published on 10/28/2024

Young Man in Santiago de Cuba Receives Shoe Donation After Selflessly Caring for Ailing Parents

Published on 10/28/2024

Activists Provide Essential Appliances to Infant with Rare Condition in Havana

Published on 10/1/2024

Cuban Community Rallies to Support Camila, a Young Girl Living in Extreme Poverty

Published on 7/22/2024

Young Mother in Santiago de Cuba Receives Essential Baby Supplies from Activists

Published on 7/17/2024

Activists Provide New Home for Mother and Three Children in Sagua de Tánamo

Published on 6/25/2024

Baker in Camagüey Gifts Quinceañera Cake to Needy Family

Published on 6/25/2024

Donations Sought for Havana Flood Victims

Published on 6/23/2024