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Return to Ithaca: a Bitter Toast to Meeting Again

Return to Ithaca explores the conflicts arising when looking at the past, both for those who left and for those who decided to stay.

The authorities in Cuba have never conducted a thorough investigation into Oswaldo Paya’s death.

The donations come at a time when Cuba is producing less food and doesn’t have the money to import enough at past levels.

He bought lots of mills belonging to US owners because he felt that Cubans should be in control of the country.

Government media have kept quiet about such incidents. However, keeping quiet and looking the other way doesn’t make the crime disappear…

Our featured artist is Cuban pianist Felo Bergaza with “Mescolanza de Ritmos” from “Felo and His Piano: Felo Bergaza, piano y ritmo” (1964).

High temperatures will be between 29 and 31ºC (84 and 88 F), the Lows between 21 and 24ºC (70 and 75 F). The sea surface will be 26ºC (79 F).

The area of La Sierpe, in Sancti Spíritus, was the leading project of the collaboration between Vietnam and Cuba.

French journalist Francis Mateo talks about his book “Cuba… Homeland and Life”, a review of the protests of recent years on the island.

Meyvis Rega from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Vidal Park”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.