Cuba

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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Two versions of the freedom to dream By Enrique Ubieta Gómez From Cubarte I don't know how to begin these reflections. I have just seen the premiere of “Nevertheless, it moves…
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By Manuel E. Yepe A CubaNews translation Journalist Mark Danner offers President Barack Obama very good advice in his new book, Stripping Bare the Body, and in an interview with…
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By Aurelio Pedroso In Spain, the start of the Christmas holiday season is set off by the El Corte Inglés megastore. It fires the starting gun and triggers the shopping spree. In Cuba…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos On Oct. 27, 2009, a Boeing jumbo jet from New York should have landed at Havana's José Martí Airport after a scheduled three-hour flight. According to plan,…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera (Editor’s Note: The first part of this article appeared last week. Today it appears in its entirety -- including part 1. After reading it carefully and…
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