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Enzensberger Reopens His Old Maps

Not for bringing to mind the word hodgepodge is a book like Tumult, by German author Hans...
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My Expulsion from Cuba, Twenty-Five Years Later

Introductory Note We will, once again, say goodbye to each other. Gastón Baquero At my friend’s request, I am writing...
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Of Leadership and Collective Responsibilities: Where is the Dilemma?

The departure from Cuba of Yunior García, one of the organizers of Archipiélago, the civic organization that...
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Cuba: Citizenship Denied

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

Sovereign is he who decides on the exception. Carl Schmitt Autocracies are political machines, implacable and resistant, that run...
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Último Jueves: civic debate or Potemkin agora?

In terms of civic debate, Cuba's academic and cultural scene reveals the poor offer of the officially...
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Diary of a Spectator Embarrassed to Be Just That

November 16th I have left Cuba under unhappy circumstances that I do not want to relate. I will...
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Response to my critics

I welcome the broad range of opinions and analyses of Cuba as a totalitarian state. This is...
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