US Edition‘Property of the Revolution’ - New Hampshire Magazine
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‘Property of the Revolution’ - New Hampshire Magazine
As a 5-year-old in November 1967, Ana Hebra Flaster lived in a “lemon yellow house on the corner,” in Juanelo, a neighborhood outside Havana, Cuba. Back then, Ana was constantly surrounded by four generations of her loving family — aunts, uncles, brothers, cousins and grandparents — in a tight-knit, vibrant community. Although a typical day for Ana included “chasing skinny hens in Abuela Cuca’s yard,” she also started noticing something else: He…
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