Cuba

By Rosa C. Báez From La Polilla Cubana The Cuban book awarded an honorary mention in the fifth edition of the Premio Libertador al Pensamiento Crítico (the Liberator's Award for…
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From Palabra Nueva Cardinal Jaime Ortega, archbishop of Havana, has been informed by Cuban authorities that in the coming hours six prisoners will be moved towards their home provinces…
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According to the Montreal Metro, what follows is the list of 52 prisoners that will presently be released by the Cuban government: (Click here to go the Metro report) Pedro Arguelles…
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Press release issued by the Archdiocese of Havana's spokesman, Orlando Márquez Hidalgo. Translation by The Miami Herald (From Cuban Colada) At noon today, Wednesday 7 July, Cardinal…
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‘Nevertheless, it moves’ By Elsa Claro Even if something extraordinary does not happen in Cuba very soon, other developments will occur to refresh the existing economic model.…
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Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Ángel Moratinos will arrive Monday in Cuba "to complete with Castro's authorities the details of the release of several tens of political prisoners of…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy According to The Wall Street Journal, Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino, Archbishop of Havana, visited Washington last week and met with personalities and…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy Havana 06/30/2010 – “Yes, it is true that Cardinal Ortega was in Washington,” I was informed by Orlando Marquez, spokesman for the office of the Archbishop of…
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By Aurelio Pedroso This is the fourth morning Dr. Darsi Ferrer wakes up in his own bedroom, after a tribunal ruled that he should serve the four months left in his sentence confined…
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By Luis Sexto At least among Cubans, the common definition of “being in crisis” is the equivalent of “being on fire,” about to go from flesh to ashes. Other, less ardent cultures,…
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