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The Ten Days in Mazorra of Damaris Betancourt

1 Although the use of “psychological profiling” was common practice in the European communist parties of the 20th...
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The Parable of an Ideal. An Interview with Reynier Leyva Novo

For Reynier Leyva Novo (Havana, 1983), a hero is just that: the parable of an ideal, a...
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Art ‘from’ Latin America

Latin America suffers from an inflation of national representations that contrasts with the disaster of its nation...
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The features of the hero

In 1878, a 25 years old José Martí, living in Guatemala and recently married to Carmen Zayas...
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Vertigo and ecstasy: Ofill Echevarriaʼs work

1 I would like to offer an image of Ofill Echevarriaʼs work. It is paradoxical that I (who...
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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...
IBRAHIM HERNÁNDEZ ORAMAS - 0
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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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