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Lam, Raúl Martínez and José Bedia: the Subversion of the Established
 
 
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Errol Flynn 50 Years after His Last Trip to Cuba
The Hollywood actor climbed the mountains to meet Fidel Castro in 1958
Jorge Smith
Errol Flynt and Fidel Castro in Cuba. Photo: Archive “Castro was sitting on a bed. I could not see his face too well. On a table, half a meter from him, a Belgian revolver, a terrifying looking weapon,” Errol Flynn wrote.
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Víctor Jara. Photo: Archive
Víctor Jara. Photo: Archive
Investigators reconstruct the last hours of the Chilean folklorist.
Jacmel Cuevas P.
Almost 36 years after the assassination of the renowned Chilean folksinger-songwriter by Augusto Pinochet’s soldiers, investigators have singled out the group of officers and recruits that perpetrated the crime.
 
 
 
 
   Colombian City and Havana Are Brought Together by Cuban Son
   Seminar on José Martí and José Rizal Held
   President Manuel Zelaya Says he will Return to Honduras
   I Have not Resigned, said President Manuel Zelaya
   Honduran Military Stage Coup and Forcibly Sent President Manuel Zelaya to Costa Rica
   Cuba is an Ideal Tourist Destination, says World Tourism Organization Official
    Michael's Death Shocks his Cuban Fans and Pop Music Followers
   Latin American and Caribbean Nations Strengthen Regional Integration Mechanism
   Documentary “Walter el Cubano” Granted Elena Gil Ibero-American Prize
   Cuban Journalists Call on Colleagues around the World to Spread Truth about Cuban Five
 
 
 
   The Usurpers of Tegucigalpa
Victor Cigueroa-clark and Pablo Navarrete
   Pecora Commission II: Super-Sleuths or Keystone Cops?
Dean Baker
   Undo the Coup
Amy Goodman
   Honduras Coup Poses Challenges, Questions for Obama, Congress
John Nichols
   In a Coup in Honduras, Ghosts of Past U.S. Policies
Helene Cooper and Marc Lacey
   Lobbyists on a Roll: Gutting Reform on Banking, Energy, and Health Care
Arianna Huffington
   Getting Off the Grid
David Sirota
   Pentagon to Outline Shift in War Planning Strategy
Thom Shanker
   Do the Secret Bush Memos Amount to Treason? Top Constitutional Scholar Says Yes
Naomi Wolf
   How the Bosses are Undermining the Stimulus Program
Dave Lindorff
   Free Speech vs. Surveillance in the Digital Age
Amy Goodman
   Is This the Culmination of Two Years of Destabilization?
Paul Craig Roberts
   We need to combat hate crimes
Brian Gilmore
   Summers Defends Record, Warns Of Seeing
Jeannine Aversa
   Ghana: Looking to Nkrumah - Change-Making And The Political Economy
Kofi Mawuli Klu
 

 

 
 
 
José Martí.Photo:Archive
José Martí.Photo:Archive
José Martí’s Stopover in Havana
Jorge Santamarina
He was coming from New York, but Havana was not his destination: his condition as political exile prevented him from leaving the ship the two days it would dock there. It was in the first days of February 1875. (José Martí.Photo:Archive)
His Songs: The Best Company for a Troubadour Who Waits
Juan Carlos Pérez. Photo:Archive
Juan Carlos Pérez. Photo:Archive
Cuban troubadour Juan Carlos Pérez in search of his public.
Mario Vizcaino Serrat
His CD Participo offers 13 themes that go from pop rock to ballads, going through the lyricism of good trova.
During World War I, he joined the front in Italy where he was wounded. Photo:Archive
During World War I, he joined the front in Italy where he was wounded. Photo:Archive
Never Goodbye to Hemingway
Death did not keep him silent.
Uriel Medina
His narrative has a strong autobiographical emphasis, a constant feature in his literature.
Willy Chirino’s Tour Cancelled
From Miami, Specially for Cubanow
El Duende
Willy Chirino’s plans after the last concert fail. Boston paper on sale. Direct flights Los Angeles – Havana
Revuelta seeked new paths for theater and self-knowledge. Photo: Archive
Revuelta seeked new paths for theater and self-knowledge. Photo: Archive
Vicente Revuelta’s Strength and Weakness
Casa de las Américas honored the dramatist who introduced Brecht in Cuba.
Alberto Dolz
Playwrights, actors, filmmakers and critics celebrated with a colloquium the 80th birthday of the man who wanted to make theater an act of transformation rather than a representation.
 
 
 
José Martí and the Mexican Artists of His Time
Marlene Vázquez Pérez
Ode to Rafael Escalona, the King of Vallenato
Jorge Smith
El Salvador, a Turn to Left?
Isabel Soto Mayedo
La anunciación According to Enrique Pineda Barnet
Jaisy Izquierdo Mirabal
New Album by José María Vitier
Emir Garcia Meralla
Festival del Caribe: Roots and Identity
Ivette Fernández
The Legend of Sara Gómez
Uriel Medina
The Dawn of Time
Lorenzo Gonzalo
Why Is There Emigration from Cuba?
Luis Sexto
AIDS Is Walking in Briefs
Katia Monteagudo
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