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Jorge Ferrer: “When every day seemed vital”

I read Jorge Ferrer from the other side of the Atlantic. We are seven hours apart. He...
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Counter-surveillance. Interview with Coco Fusco

Despite the fact that in recent years it has been appearing a series of contributions ―articles, essays,...
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Cuban spectres of Iván de la Nuez. Interview

On the floor of the university residence where I lived, someone had been left a book by...
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What hides beneath Alvaro Uribe’s naked face

Society & Politics JUAN CÁRDENAS - 0
Until very recently, Alvaro Uribe’s face was only registered in two photographic variations: in the first we saw him with his usual half smile,...
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Who are the friends of the people, and how do they fight the post-modernists?

Articles IVÁN DE LA NUEZ - 0
To Manuel Moreno Fraginals on his centennial One. The term “postmodernism” —as a description of a society rather than a particular poetic or artistic movement—...
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Vertigo and ecstasy: Ofill Echevarriaʼs work

Visual Arts ALEJANDRO ROBLES - 0
1 I would like to offer an image of Ofill Echevarriaʼs work. It is paradoxical that I (who am not a painter) try to give...
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The Sound of Silence

Society & Politics COCO FUSCO - 3
In the last few days, as the latest protest by the San Isidro Movement has morphed from a collective poetry reading to a state...
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Counter-surveillance. Interview with Coco Fusco

Interviews CARLOS A. AGUILERA - 0
Despite the fact that in recent years it has been appearing a series of contributions ―articles, essays, anthologies, exhibitions― that help think about the...
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They are dying in Cuba, and yes, this is about systemic racism too

Society & Politics MARÍA DE LOURDES MARIÑO FERNÁNDEZ - 0
Movimiento San Isidro aims at the heart of whatever is left of the Cuban Revolution, and it is acting by positioning its members’ bodies...
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