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We are Alive! In Praise of the Rebellion on...

I was talking with a friend in Cuba a few days after the July 11, 2021 protests,...
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Society & Politics

Cuba: Citizenship Denied

Three months after the most significant protests —in number of participants and territorial extension— in the last...
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Opinion

Hegel in La Güinera: Dialectics of 7-11

To Boris Muñoz Whenever an American leftist tells me that he is a Marxist, my reply is the...
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Society & Politics

Cuba: The Protest That Art Anticipated

The protests of July 11 in Cuba were not called by artists, nor led by intellectuals, nor...
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Society & Politics

Amnesty or Dismissal: How to Free the 11J Protesters?

The request for amnesty as a solution to the detention and criminal prosecution of hundreds of people...
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Chronicle

Notes from a Hunt at the Ramp

I rush my daughter’s lunch so much that the fried chicken is underdone (I make it with...
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Society & Politics

Trials Begin for Cuba Protesters without Defense Attorneys

“Summary” proceedings to sentence participants in the July 11th protests for crimes of inciting public disorder and...
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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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