Cuba

By Aurelio Pedroso HAVANA – I read with interest that Havana’s emblematic Malecón has just been reproduced in miniature on Biscayne Bay, just like that other singular imitation…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – Finally, Miami’s Fire Department confirmed what the whole world knew and the FBI had refused to confirm: an incendiary bomb, delivered with…
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  The Havana Visual Arts Biennial invades the city´s streets and squares “Heads”, a Manuel Mendive´s performance. May 12/2012. Cubadebate The Havana Visual Arts Biennial is considered…
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By William E. Gibson, Washington Bureau From the Orlando Sentinel WASHINGTON — A Spanish company drilling an exploratory well north of Havana is within a week of reaching its target: an…
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By Aurelio Pedroso HAVANA – The moral of the story usually appears at the end of the story, but in this case, I will point out that this story demonstrates that the Cuban people’s…
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By Gerardo Arreola From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada HAVANA – On paper, a new cycle of economic reforms in Cuba paints an ambitious horizon of potential expansion of the private…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy HAVANA - The number of university graduates among fellow Cubans is impressive. According to the National Office of Statistics (ONI), in 2010 Cuba’s work…
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By Dalia Céspedes HAVANA - They say that religion once meant the act of reuniting (religare). If I haven’t misunderstood Socrates, just as philosophy is love for something you…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – Much is being said about the possible contribution of Cuban-Americans to the future of Cuba. Some have even described them as the nation’s…
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By Lenier González Mederos HAVANA – If anything has characterized the project of reforms put forth by President Raúl Castro, it has been the silence that surrounds the stages of its…
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