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CARLA GLORIA COLOMÉ

Carla Gloria Colomé (Havana, 1990). She is a Cuban journalist based in New York. She holds a master’s degree in communication from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) and is currently a student of the master’s degree in Bilingual Journalism at the Newmark J-School at CUNY. Founder of the magazine El Estornudo, in 2021 she was awarded the Mario Vargas Llosa Prize for Young Journalism.
Society & Politics

From Mar Verde to Miami: Exile Came on a Monday for Cuban Dissident José Daniel Ferrer

When he left the Mar Verde prison this Monday, October 13th, 2025, heading to the international airport...
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Chronicle

“I Am Not Free”: Cuban Political Prisoners Talk about Their Release from Jail

Things have changed lately in Donaida Pérez’s life. She is no longer the one who receives visits,...
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Interviews

“I refuse to be called an artist.” A conversation with Consuelo Castañeda

We met at the Salomon Arts Gallery in the well-known Tribeca neighborhood. In the summer of 2024,...
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Visual Arts

Laura Capote Mercadal: the “Wefts” of an “Intersectional Feminist Photographer”

It was a Colas brand camera, white, disposable, and with a single roll of film the first...
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Interviews

Ireti Bookstore, the First Bookstore for Afro-descendants in Cuba. An Interview with Its Founder and Director

Whenever Katiuska Govin Zambrana—who insists on being called Kata—went to visit private or state-owned bookstores in Havana,...
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Society & Politics

An Amnesty Law for Cuban Political Prisoners, is It Possible?

For the visit last January 10, Ailex Marcano carried coffee, toast, and a soda. Ángel Jesús, her...
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Yusnel Suárez, Miami, and the Fractured Nation: The Theatrical Adaptation of ‘Strawberry and Chocolate’

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In Suárez’s theatrical adaptation, the conflict between Diego and David ceases to be merely a metaphor for the intolerance of 1990s Cuba, transforming instead...

‘Foe’, by Garth Davis: The Painful Authenticity of the Impostor

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In his book Historia natural de los cuentos de miedo (1974), the Spanish psychiatrist and essayist Rafael Llopis quotes the inescapable Algernon Blackwood, speaking,...

Porno para Ricardo: The Cuban Punk Band that Castro Regime couldn’t silence

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The Cuban punk band Porno para Ricardo (PPR) is an experiment in resistance that has survived decades of censorship, exile, and geographical changes. Since...

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Disneyfication of San Isidro

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As far as the Cuban issue is concerned, the anti-Trumpist exile is between a rock and hard place. A shady deal that reverses, overnight,...

The Sound of Silence

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In the last few days, as the latest protest by the San Isidro Movement has morphed from a collective poetry reading to a state...

“Can We Still Be Revolutionaries?” Anna Veltfort interviewed by Ted A. Henken

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In this exclusive interview with Ted Henken, New York graphic artist, blogger, and one-time habanera Anna Veltfort shares the contents of her “Cuban Cold...

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