Cuba

By Arnaldo Hernández From The Unknown Island In its issue of Feb. 7, The Wall Street Journal expressed its hope that a social explosion might occur in Cuba like the one sparked by the…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera The U.S. persecutes Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, accusing him of being a terrorist and a spy. But the reason is not that he planned attacks –…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy “We are dealing with a snake that bites its own tail.” The title of this article is taken from a sentence spoken by a young woman during a neighborhood meeting…
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By Luis Sexto The current relations between the Cuban state and the Catholic Church seems to agree on an old adage: "Better to light a candle than curse the darkness," assuming that…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Cuba has an oil reserve of 5 billion barrels in the vicinity of the northwestern coast and approximately 10…
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A reporter´s notebook Internet: “There´s no political obstacle” By Manuel Alberto Ramy ramymanuel@yahoo.com 8 February 2011. As I finished my previous blog, “A step towards…
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Will camels be withdrawn from the Havana zoo? Friday, 05 February 2011 By Aurelio Pedroso Violence in Egypt. The crowds demand that Hosni Mubarak stops ruling at once: thirty…
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A reporter´s notebook By Manuel Alberto Ramyramymanuel@yahoo.com February 4, 2011 The news started to go round at the very end of last year and one could its reflection printed on…
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From Granma Following an exhaustive investigation, the People’s Provincial Tribunal of the City of Havana has received from the Prosecution preparatory file No. 59/2009 with the…
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By Victoria Burnett From The New York Times BAUTA, Cuba — Marisela Álvarez spends much of the day bent over a single electric burner in her small outdoor kitchen. Her knees are killing…
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