Nora Gámez Torres, Miami Herald
A flamenco dancer. A woman on her way to meet her mother, visiting from the United States. A doctor on vacation from a job in Brazil. Ten couples from an Evangelical church. A sociologist finishing his master's degree. And a mother with a 7-year-old daughter.
Those are some of the 68 people who boarded an airplane in Havana a week ago on their way to their home city of Holguín in eastern Cuba.