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Decoration detail of an Eclectic style house on Calle Amargura Street with a rose-red colored, vegetable-leaf carved wall contrasting with a window of louver-shutter, green and colorless glass frame.

Havana, Cuba - May 31, 2013: Cuban children hanging around, playing in the street of the Old Havana.

Countless windows on stained facade of a residential building in a poor quarter. High-rise apartment block in deprived area. Glimpse of authenticity during exploration of urban areas while traveling.

An old delapitaded and fading apartment building in Havana

Man in a window looking at the camera on a street in Old Havana. Havana. Cuba. May 14, 2015.

weathered colorful apartment houses of epoque of socialist architecture

Cuba, Havana. Regla district. Colorful windows. Peeling paint. 2016-04-03

view of old rundown colonial buildings, town center. Old Havana, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Havana, Cuba - April 14, 2023: A large blue garbage container filled to the brim on the side of a building-lined city street. Vehicles are on the road, and incidental people are on the scene.

Close-up of residential buildings in an abandoned old residential area

Apartment balconies in Havana with laundry

Window in the wall of the old demolished house

Low angle view of a ruined c shape building with square windows used by social housing movement as home for poor people. San Paolo. Brazil. South America. No people.

The balconies and air conditioning units of a pale blue apartment building in central Havana

architecture on cuba

Close up old and dirty building exterior in Bangkok, Thailand

Old builing om Old Havana

Havana, Cuba - May 12, 2024: Exterior architecture of a colonial-style house under reconstruction.

Cuba, Havana. Palacio de las Ursulinas. Moorish, North African style, windows and architectural arches. 2016-03-25

Colorful streets of Havana, vibrant vintage cars, colonial architecture, and lively atmosphere with rich cultural charm.

This is a horizontal, color photograph of a distressed, exterior wall with closed windows in Havana, Cuba.

This image showcases a weathered, old building with a lot of character. The structure has peeling paint, exposed brick, and signs of wear and tear, indicating its age and the passage of time. Despite its dilapidated state, the building’s balconies stand out with splashes of color. The doors on the balconies, one blue and one red, add vibrancy to the scene. The worn-out facade tells a story of history and resilience, while the colorful accents hint at the life still present within. The overall mood evokes nostalgia and urban decay.

bangkok thailand february 7 -2009 an unknown man looking out from a hotel with many windows and blue curtains in bangkok city in thailand

An old woman wearing a traditional dress sitting at her window in front of a window grate with only her legs visible.

Close-up of residential buildings in an abandoned old residential area

Old shabby residential building in Havana city slums with drying clothes hanging from windows

Havana, Cuba - April 20, 2024: Water meter and potted plants by colonial style windows.

Havana, Cuba - July 06 2018 : No money to take care of this colonial era buildings at the corner of a street. People hanging out of the window

Luena, Moxico province, Angola: colonial façade pockmarked with bullet holes - although the civil war is now a bad memory, some physical evidence remains, in the form of destroyed buildings and infrastructure, or simple bullet holes. The Angolan Civil War (1975 to 2002), was a brutal and complex conflict rooted in the power struggle following Angola's independence from Portugal. The war was primarily fought between two factions: the MPLA (Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola), which was Marxist-Leninist and backed by the Soviet Union and Cuba, and UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of Angola), supported by the US and South Africa. The conflict was fueled by Cold War rivalries, ethnic divisions, and competition over Angola's rich natural resources, particularly oil and diamonds. The war claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, displaced millions, and devastated the country's infrastructure. The war formally ended in 2002 with the death of UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi and a subsequent peace agreement, paving the way for Angola's gradual recovery and development.

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