Cuba

By Roberto Veiga González HAVANA - The Cuban nation, especially the society living on the island, is today a lot more plural, perhaps more plural than ever. That diversity is…
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By Dalia Céspedes “From time to time, there are going to be things that are acts of God that cannot be prevented.” -Rick Perry, U.S. politician, reacting to the latest…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA - As expected, the Sixth Summit of the Americas, held in Cartagena, Colombia, ended without a political statement due to the differences between the…
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By José Alejandro Rodríguez HAVANA - In a country that is more and more heterogeneous, Cuban socialism today disparages that obsolete and unviable unanimity it attempted in years of…
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By Salim Lamrani From HuffPost World President of the Cuban Parliament since 1992, and member of the Political Bureau of the Cuban Communist Party, Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada is, after…
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By Elsa Claro HAVANA – When you're in the shade, you feel the heat less, grandfather Perico used to say every time that we wanted to turn some opinion into dogma. As realists, those…
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By Harold Cárdenas Lema From the blog La Joven Cuba (The Young Cuba) HAVANA – What would a change in Cuba’s political system be like? What would the arrival of the capitalist…
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By Harold Cárdenas Lema From La Joven Cuba blog April 10, 2012 Recently I read a piece in Granma on the Young Communists’ Union (UJC) that gave me the impression it was…
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By Gerardo Arreola Correspondent La Jornada Monday 9 April 2012. HAVANA - Mexico's Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) could be operating directly for the first time in Cuba by the hiring of…
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By William Booth From The Washington Post HAVANA — The setting was historic. The looming 18th-century Seminary of San Carlos in Old Havana. The attendance remarkable. A hall packed…
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