
Women wearing pants designed with the colors of the U.S. flag walk through Old Havana in Cuba in January. Many Cubans say displaying U.S. flags makes them no less patriotic about their own country, according to Patrick Oppmann, CNN's correspondent in Cuba. They have relatives in the States and a positive opinion of their neighbor to the north despite the antagonism between the U.S. and Cuban governments.

A man looks at a magazine stand in Havana in January.

A handkerchief in the colors of the American flag hangs on a clothesline in Havana in February.

A woman has her nails painted in the likeness of the Cuban and U.S. flags inside her Havana home in December.

The American flag is displayed on a Havana cobbler's sewing machine in January.

An American flag hangs next to a Cuban flag in an Havana barbershop in February.

American flags adorn a pedicab in Havana in January.

A woman wearing an American flag bandana gives her son some ice cream in Havana in January.

A car passes a man in Havana wearing a cap displaying the U.S. flag in February.

A man wearing an American flag sweatshirt walks through a street in Havana in February.

A man with the American flag on his sleeve stands with a woman in Havana in January.

Cuban and U.S. flags decorate the dashboard of a car in Havana.

