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Damas de Blanco protest in Havana, Cuba, March 20, 2016. (V. Macchi / VOA)

Margarita Vardena is one of the oldest Damas. At 71, she has no fear of being detained in Havana, Cuba. (V. Macchi / VOA)

Scene outside Capitol building, Old Havana, Cuba (R. Taylor / VOA)

Collection of cars seen on the roads of Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Interior of a '56 Chevy in Havana, Cuba ( R. Taylor / VOA)

Car/dog scene from El Globo, Cuba, on the outskirts of Havana. (R. Taylor / VOA )

Outside of Havana, one small village was without a radio. But one skilled craftsman is determined to change that. "Freedom? What Freedom?" asked Papi, a resident of El Globo, a small village outside of Havana. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Meat shop in the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

After her adult children and granddaughter moved to Florida last night, Soler and her husband's family in Cuba became much smaller. Still, she keeprs trips to the U.S. short so she never misses a Sunday march. (V. Macchi / VOA)

Berta Soler stands in front of a wall in the Ladies in White headquarters, which honors opposition members who were killed or died while carrying out activism in Havana, Cuba. (V. Macchi / VOA)

Three Cuban girls prepare for track practice outside Mayabeque baseball stadium in Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Cuban baseball player watches from the bench in Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Cuban catcher suits up to take the field in Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Meet the moms of Cuban baseball league players in Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Cuban girls strain to see near a cathedral in Old Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

People line the sidewalk, awaiting the bus, outskirts of Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

On the streets of historic Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)

Group of teenagers watch the sunset over Havana, Cuba. (R. Taylor / VOA)