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DARÍO ALEJANDRO ALEMÁN

Darío Alejandro Aleman. Cuban journalist based in Mexico.
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Pedro Juan Gutiérrez and ‘Dirty Havana Trilogy’: 25 Years Later

Pedro Juan Gutiérrez, at 73, is no longer the sex-addicted alcoholic with sudden fits of rage who...
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Society & Politics

Cubans in the War in Ukraine: Human Trafficking and Mercenarism?

Alex Vega Díaz and Andorf Velázquez García, two young men barely in their 20s, left Cuba for...
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Chronicle

The Thaw that Never Was (II)

It was not until Nixon’s resignation and the arrival in the White House of Gerald Ford that...
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The Thaw that Never Was (I)

Let’s say you are about 20 years old, you are studying Journalism at the University of Havana,...
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Another Migrant Story

The driver ordered them to take their things and get into the car. “They are waiting for us...
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27N: Voices of a Protest

Scarcity is a constant category in any of the formulas that try to decipher Cuban reality. There...
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Interviews

MSI/27N: Watching from Afar, Feeling Very Close

Nothing is more natural than to emigrate. However, the conscience of the emigrant often unwittingly mocks the...
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Diary of a Spectator Embarrassed to Be Just That

November 16th I have left Cuba under unhappy circumstances that I do not want to relate. I will...
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