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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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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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Articles

The Last Prison of Maykel Osorbo

I spoke with Maykel Osorbo the morning of his arrest, on Tuesday, May 18th. By that date the...
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Opinion

A Slight Pressure on the Lower Back

Close to the waist. Like someone who invites, with a certain extra push, to advance confidently and...
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The Empty House of the Homeland

On February 27, a man of the people, a pie street vendor, was unjustly fined in the...
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Cuba: Fictionalize a possible country

1. Fiction as an irruption of the present time Nothing happens unless first we dreamed. Carl Sandburg This text is...
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27N: Voices of a Protest

Scarcity is a constant category in any of the formulas that try to decipher Cuban reality. There...
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MSI/27N: Watching from Afar, Feeling Very Close

Nothing is more natural than to emigrate. However, the conscience of the emigrant often unwittingly mocks the...
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Cintio Vitier: A Cuban fight against skepticism

Articles RAFAEL ROJAS - 0
It is the 100th anniversary of the birth of Cintio Vitier (1921-2009), a fundamental essayist and poet of the 20th century in Cuba. Much...
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Funes the Dopey

Articles PABLO BALER - 0
Kant was never in his life in the vicinity of a mountain. It appears probable that he never saw the ocean either. David Markson, This is Not...
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Invading Cuba

Opinion MARÍA ANTONIA CABRERA ARÚS - 0
On September 25, the Cuban government turned into exile the imprisonment of artist Hamlet Lavastida, which until then had lasted more than 90 days....
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The Sound of Silence

Society & Politics COCO FUSCO - 2
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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“Can We Still Be Revolutionaries?” Anna Veltfort interviewed by Ted A. Henken

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In this exclusive interview with Ted Henken, New York graphic artist, blogger, and one-time habanera Anna Veltfort shares the contents of her “Cuban Cold...
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Cuba: the failure of the elites

Society & Politics ARMANDO CHAGUACEDA - 0
One cannot serve today those who make history, one must serve those who are subject to it. Albert Camus What happened this week in Cuba, in the...
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