Three voices converge here:
Eloy Viera Cañive (lawyer and political analyst, coordinator of El Toque Jurídico),
Hilda Landrove (essayist and cultural promoter, PhD in anthropology from UNAM), and
Carlos Aníbal Alonso (editor, researcher, and literary critic, director of Rialta). What they practice together is less an opinion than a method: thinking Cuba aloud and in several hands, letting disagreements do their work, and publishing only when the friction yields a voice that no longer belongs to any one of the three. The island does not fit in a single gaze.
