Cuba

By Aurelio Pedroso From Point of Maisí to Cape of San Antonio, Cubans are forming a frenzied conga line in search of Spanish citizenship, and very few people are writing anything about…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata Failing to mention the impressive trade in guns that nurtures not only the Colombian guerrillas but also the paramilitaries, the drug traffickers and the gangs…
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By Aurelio Pedroso There's lots to say about the singular presence of the London Royal Ballet in Havana, such as repeating “home-made” about Nicholas Georgiadis' magnificent costumes…
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The philosophy of scents By Luis Sexto Politics could be a feature of olfaction, if we realized that Cuba can be perceived in various scents. The emigrants who stand at the point in…
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From Havana By Manuel Alberto Ramy “The man who doesn't say what he thinks is not an honest man.” José Martí A broken man does not speak his own words; he owes his language to…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata In terms of the political evolution in the hemisphere and beyond, I don't remember any other time in history where the rift between the past and the future, in the…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Were it not for the power of the images from Telesur showing the beatings and military abuse that for the past several days have been a daily reality on the…
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Reflections by comrade Fidel Three days ago, in the evening of Thursday 25th, I wrote in my Reflections: "We do not know what will happen tonight or tomorrow in Honduras, but the…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata Social revolutions respond to historical needs and their nature is determined by the tasks they perform, the forces that compel them, and the regimes they help…
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From Havana By Manuel Alberto Ramy The daily Granma had some good news in its issue of Wednesday, June 17. Under the headline "Farmers Guarantee High Volume of Milk Production," an…
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