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Cirenaica Moreira: “Your Life Cannot Always Be a Broken Street”

She’s lucky, she says, as these days in Washington D.C. the cold is definitely not so cruel...

“I Believe in an Anti-Systemic Feminism.” A Conversation with María Galindo

When María Galindo (La Paz, Bolivia, 1964) entered the courtroom dressed entirely in red and black, accused...

Cinema is like a train. Interview with Juan Carlos Tabío

I met Juan Carlos Tabío on March 4, 2014, when I was working on a text about...

A New Field of Afro-Latin American Studies. Interview with Alejandro de la Fuente

The Ford Foundation has granted $1.7 million to Harvard’s Afro-Latin American Research Institute (ALARI), a center directed...

The Tree of Revolutions. A Conversation with Rafael Rojas

El árbol de las revoluciones (Turner, 2021) is the latest book by Mexico-based Cuban historian and essayist...

José Kozer interviewed

José Kozer (Havana, 1940) is the protagonist of one of the most original literary adventures of our...

Havana on the tip of the tongue

Over time, Eloy Rodríguez (Havana, 1997) has become a collector. He has had at some point more...

Monsters and amputees in Cuban literature today. A conversation with Nancy Calomarde

Author of a book on one of the great Latin American magazines, Políticas y ficciones en Sur...