Milena Recio 12 posts 0 comments

Many eyes have turned toward Londoño in recent days. They all try to identify what he's looking at. What captures his interest? What moves him? What does he approve of? What repels him?…
Read More...

No better context could be found for a conversation with Arboleya. It was obligatory to ask him if President Obama or his successor could initiate -- by himself and in a short time -- a…
Read More...

It is not the first time that Cuban medical workers expose themselves, in truly dangerous missions, to contact not only with highly lethal viruses and bacterias but also to living…
Read More...

In his Tour of the Barrios, Silvio Rodríguez took along a team led by a young documentary maker, Alejandro Ramírez Anderson, who, sharing the troubadour's attitude, has turned the tour…
Read More...

Maybe Customs didn't want us to crash into despair without some sort of shock absorber. It may have only wanted to soothe us when it stealthily announced that Cubans returning from…
Read More...

One day -- so far unknown but probably closer than imagined -- will be "Day Zero" for the start of the process of monetary unification foretold in 2011 by the Guidelines for the…
Read More...

Thousands of Cubans living in the U.S. realized that this time -- again -- the blockade against Cuba is not only against its government but also against the citizens on both sides of…
Read More...

The Internet allowed Assange to "fly" to Havana on Sept. 26, evading surveillance, controls and espionage, to be the guest of honor in a dialogue with journalists, bloggers and young…
Read More...

The "Carcassage" appears to be at an end. At least in its "pure state," the Internet's social networks, where only a few Cubans coexist, full of messages of every kind about the…
Read More...

There will be two games: one between former Industralistas living outside Cuba and the Havana visitors; the other, between all "the blues" and a selection of players from other…
Read More...