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While tourists drink water out of a bottle, Cubans ration and boil a limited supply

May 25, 2017

Briana Erickson, Miami Herald
Photo Credit: Alejandro Ernesto/EFE

HAVANA--Men sit on the steps and play a hand of cards, women chat outside barred windows, stray dogs missing tufts of fur trot by.

Taxi drivers call it the last stop in Havana.

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