‘Cold Air’ by Virgilio Piñera Staged

A new version of Virgilio Piñera’s play “Aire frio” (Cold Air), presented by the Argos Theatre, began a series of tributes to the Cuba poet, novelist and playwright in the year of the centenary of his birth. You can still catch it the last two weekends of March. (11 photos)

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Cuban Musicians to Play France

“This group of stars will be coming together for the first time in a project of Cuban music, specifically the son style,” said Joaquín Betancourt, the composer, arranger and 2001 Grammy Award winner who will lead the ensemble.

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USA Renews Collegiate Baseball with Team Cuba

In a surprise announcement released on Tuesday in Havana, USA Baseball has reported the renewal of a long suspended “international friendship series” between the American national collegiate all-stars and a similar squad composed of top-level Cuban collegiate all-stars.

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Beggars in Cuba

A couple of days ago I heard a story in which they criticized the United States for having so many homeless people on the streets. That was something that made me laugh, but at the same time I felt a certain unease. In my view, the author of the story must live in another world, or they drive to work every day, or hasn’t walked the streets of Havana for quite a long time.

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The Guantanamo, Cuba Kite Festival

At just past 9:00 in the morning, as I was approaching the central square in Guantanamo City, what caught my attention was a large number of children running back and forth. They had their colorful kites soaring high up in the air. (20 photos)

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