Cuba

By Aurelio Pedroso Doves, roosters and even the shy and harmless jutías – those tree-dwelling rodents that leap into the void at the barking of a dog – will not escape the slaughter…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Havana immersed itself in a cinematographic feast, with more than 400 choices to make us think, laugh and meditate. That's what movies are for. Every day and night,…
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By Luis Sexto While poets usually are good at describing images, they are not always so lucky when they try to philosophize. Was the bard who bequeathed his children “time, all the…
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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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