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KATHERINE BISQUET

Katherine Bisquet (Nuclear City, Cuba, 1992). Poet. Graduated in Literature from the University of Havana. She has published the poetry book Algo aquí se descompone (Colección Sur Editores, Havana, 2014). She was an organizer of the #00Bienal de La Habana, in 2018. She currently contributes to Diario de Cuba.
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Katherine Bisquet’s Statement upon Departing from Cuba with Hamlet Lavastida

Hamlet Lavastida has been released in exchange for our exile. If this moment has arrived and you are...
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Hamlet, Villa Marista and Me

I had imagined how our meeting would go. He would arrive in a car and I would...
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