Cuba

From Havana Never mind I was born snub-nosed... By Manuel Alberto Ramyramymanuel@yahoo.com Never mind I was born snub-nosed; what's important is that I breathe. An old saying in…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Much more than economic, diplomatic or military, the war against Cuba has been and is a total cultural war, and that explains its duration and viciousness. If…
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By Luis Sexto I invite to polemics and urge honesty when I say that a real, palpable ghost is still haunting Cuba: the debate. In figures that for now seem indefinable, Cubans are…
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By Dalia Acosta HAVANA TIMES, March 19 (IPS) — Cuba shouldn’t have let dissident Orlando Zapata Tamayo die.  Nor should it have gone to the extreme of shooting the three hijackers…
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La Jornada interviews Cuban politologist Rafael Hernández By Gerardo Arreola From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada HAVANA, March 15 – The case of the dissidents on hunger strikes…
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By Leonardo Padura (HAVANA - IPS) With books in hand, the Russians have returned to Cuba. For 30 years they were an indispensable presence on the island. The then Soviets provided…
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By Ariel Terreroariel@cubaprofunda.org From the blog Cubaprofunda I have a friend who is irritated by the word “change,” when used to describe transformations begun in Cuba's economic…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Guillermo Fariñas' life is in imminent danger after almost two weeks on a hunger-and- thirst strike. His demand is unlikely to be met: the release of more than 20…
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By Elsa Claro In 2004, dramatic messages and photos about four American contractors executed in Iraq were released. The event led the unaware to think that these were civilians trying…
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By Mercedes Varona Graupera Taking a look at Cuban society today you will notice an important failure in the system of economic interests. This failure in the efficient functioning of…
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