The Citizen By Michelle Ellner When the light goes out in Havana, the foreign cameras come to film the darkness. They come by the glow of the blackout: the candles in the windows, the families sleeping on the balconies, the mothers fanning their babies on another night without a fan. They come by the tail in front of the pharmacy, the bus that never arrives, the refrigerator that stays warm. They come through the darkness. A recent CBS report on…
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The Citizen By Michelle Ellner When the light goes out in Havana, the foreign cameras come to film the darkness. They come by the glow of the blackout: the candles in the windows, the families sleeping on the balconies, the mothers fanning their babies on another night without a fan. They come by the tail in front of the pharmacy, the bus that never arrives, the refrigerator that stays warm. They come through the darkness. A recent CBS report on…