Cuba

By Aurelio Pedroso The fact that in Havana, a port city with one of the three of the world's most beautiful boulevards – I refer to the seawall Malecón, seven-plus kilometers long – it…
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From Havana Is it farewell to the ration book? By Manuel Alberto Ramy Throughout the island, the rumors are running faster than a Formula One racer. The disappearance of the ration…
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By Tony Pinelli On Nov. 28, what we might describe as an artistic-musical event took place in Havana. The Cuban Institute of the Cinematographic Arts and Industry (ICAIC) and Abdala…
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By Lorenzo Cañizares y Rolando Castañeda For years, we have decidedly supported the full reestablishment of relations between the United States and Cuba for a better and integral…
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By Enrique Ubieta Gómez When is a dialogue false? Is it when the demand for liberty becomes a rhetorical trick to deceive the reader? Whoever attempts to dialogue with Cuba has to…
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From Havana Digging into the agricultural sector The pebble in the shoe By Manuel Alberto Ramy Alimentary security – defined as strategic – and farm production are intimately…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera The Cuban bloggers are the world's most famous. I refer to the “dissidents,” of course, because the first idea that they try to convey is that there are no…
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From Havana The conflict in distributing loaves and fishes By Manuel Alberto Ramy Some years ago, I regularly chatted with a friendly Jesuit priest – who, lamentably, has since died…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Years ago in Cuba, a very popular song listed what could be purchased with only half a peso. Thanks to the homespun humorist who wrote it, the new generations have…
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A date and a reflection By Luis Sexto With its early sunsets, November reminds us of the Russian Revolution, also known as the October Revolution because of the Julian calendar, which…
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