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Reflections by Fidel Castro: The Bolivarian Revolution and Peace
 
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Music
Jackeline Vell: The Other Cuban Pop
 
Literature
An Afternoon with Dulce María Loynaz
 
Film
Memories of Soyuz Mosfilm
 
Visual Arts
Havana Auction: Meeting Cuban Art and Its Protagonists
 
Stage
The Moon in the Hands of Cuba’s Contemporary Dance Troupe
 
From Beijing to Havana: Highly Original Chinese Art
 
 
Antiterroristas
Rebelion
La jiribilla
Africancultureonline
Cubarte
Granma
Cubadebate
Cubaliteraria
Prensa Latina
Centropablo
Cuba
En Defensa de la Humanidad
Cubahora
Lettresdecuba
Cmlk
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
Havana’s Bazaar
Art, Usefulness and Skill in the International Handicraft Fair
Dayana Ferradás
Poster International Handicraft Fair. Photo Archive. Organizers of similar fairs in Mexico and Santa Fe, in the United States, will attend with the purpose of promoting Cuban handicrafts in their regions. Cuban handicrafts are characterized by their artistic skill and are internationally appreciated because of their contemporary urban traits and the continuous combination of modern and traditional manual designs.more
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Ivette Cepeda, Cuban singer. Photo Archive.
Ivette Cepeda, Cuban singer. Photo Archive.
The soloist is acknowledged as one of the most complete singers from the Island.
María Laura Riba
By the side of the prestigious Cuban bassist ‘Cachao’ López, she turned her voice into another instrument in genres such as son, bolero, jazz, bossa nova, ballads, and fusion.
 
 
 
 
   Havana Provides the Art Students with New Residence
   Havana Trade Fair: Gold Medal for Cuba
   European Theater at Havana International Festival
   Traveling Caribbean Cinema Showcase Elected to Steering Board of Caribbean Audiovisual Network
   Havana Trade Fair: An Action of Peace and Cooperation
   Cubans to be Administered Seasonal Flu Vaccine
   European Commissioner Favors Cooperation with Cuba
   American Actor Michael Douglas Visits Havana Cigar Shop
   Fidel Castro Sends Greetings to Cuban Doctors in Bolivia
   Havana International Trade Fair Opens Doors
 
 
 
   Social Change in the Shape of Communication
Isabel Soto Mayedo
   The Phantom Menace
Paul Krugman
   Still Doing God’s Work on Wall Street
Robert Scheer
   Blackwater's Secret War in Pakistan
Jeremy Scahill
   Obama’s Failure to Close Guantánamo by January Deadline Is Disastrous
Andy Worthington
   Bulletin from the Dark Side Florida's Republican Ultras
Alan Farago
   Chado Shines in Havana
Carlos Iglesias
   Obama Has Failed the World on Climate Change
Christian Schwägerl
   Stealing Money, Selling Heroin and Raping Boys Meet Our Afghan Ally
Patrick Cockburn
   Obama: Visit Hiroshima
Jon Koone
   Media, Money and Sun Myung Moon
Rory O'Connor
   Blackwater Attempted to Bribe Iraqi Officials
Jeremy Scahill
   The Man Who Put the Rainbow in ‘The Wizard of Oz’
Amy Goodman
   The Power of Nonviolent Action in Honduras
Stephen Zunes
   Let's Get To Work on a Jobs Stimulus
Jesse Jackson
 

 

 
 
 
Just a few newspapers and TV stations remain as world referents of information, like CNN. Photo Arch
Just a few newspapers and TV stations remain as world referents of information, like CNN. Photo Arch
Internet: The Sixth Continent
The mass media encourages people to worry more about their looks than to use their brains
Isabel Soto Mayedo
The respect for the laws of information has given ground to the production of news under the laws of supply and demand.
Memory must be a Revolutionary Weapon
Roberto Fernández Retamar. Photo Adriana Toural.
Roberto Fernández Retamar. Photo Adriana Toural.
It is indispensable for me to begin evoking the memory of comrade Cintio Vitier, who was, until the moment of his death, the president of honor of the Center on José Martí’s Studies,...
Alejo Carpentier, Cuban writer. Cervantes Prize 1978. Photo: Archive.
Alejo Carpentier, Cuban writer. Cervantes Prize 1978. Photo: Archive.
Alejo Carpentier and Cinema
Tyrone Power wanted to take the Cuban’s novel, The Lost Steps, to cinema.
Ignacio M. Doubrechatt
With the foundation of the Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC) in 1959, Carpentier return to celluloid, but as a protagonist.
The Latin Grammies Won by Omara and Chucho are a Fissure in the US Blockade, says Cuban Culture Minister
The Latin Grammies won by the Diva of the Buenavista Social Club, Omara Portuondo, and top pianist, composer and band leader Jesús ‘Chucho’ Valdés, are “a fissure” in the blockade the United States has imposed on Cuba for almost half a century now, affirmed Culture Minister Abel Prieto on Thursday.
Recent polls show most interviewees favor North American citizens’ travel to Cuba. Photo Archive.
Recent polls show most interviewees favor North American citizens’ travel to Cuba. Photo Archive.
Airlines want to fly to Havana
Special Report from Miami
El Duende
In other words, authorization so that North American citizens can visit Cuba is good not only for a better understanding between the two countries, but with this, the shaky North American civil aviation industry would benefit economically. Business is business!
 
 
 
Evolution vs. Creation
Maykel Reyes Leyva
Between Rage and Fear
José Cueli
Paris Match Publishes New Images of Fidel
The Hypnotist
Buenaventura de Sousa Santos
Women Stories
Isabel Soto Mayedo
Sean Penn Will Put Alejo Carpentier’s The Lost Steps to Film
Uriel Medina
Without a Delphic Oracle
Eduardo Montes de Oca
The credibility crisis goes on.
Isabel Soto Mayedo
Digital Art Salon and Colloquium: the Future of Imagination unveiled in Havana.
Dayana Ferradás
A Tiger in the Dressing Room
Alberto Dolz
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