Revolutionary Collectivism and the Cuban National Identity
Generations of Cubans emerged conditioned to accept an immutable political order vertically imposed by the State.
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Contaminated Fish and Vegetables in Villa Clara, Cuba
The contamination of the Belico and Cubanicay rivers, which border the center of Villa Clara, has a long history.
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Dictatorial Cooperation on Denationalization of “Traitors”
Depriving political opponents & human rights defenders of citizenship or nationality shows the collaboration between the region’s autocracies
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A Natural Paradise in the Heart of Curitiba, Brazil
Unlike Havana, where extensive green areas are a result of underdevelopment, Curitiba’s green spaces demonstrate why it is considered an ecological city.
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Pictures from the 15th Havana Biennial
For this 15th Biennial, I have seen works at the Casa de las Americas Latin American Gallery and the National Museum of Fine Arts (12 photos)
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A Visit to the Havana International Handicraft Fair
The Fair is not just a marketplace but is also a platform for cultural exchange and the preservation of traditions. (30 photos)
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Cuba’s Dictatorship Also Celebrates Human Rights Day
I had to laugh. I didn’t reply because these people, Cubans like me, knew the truth just as well as everyone else living on the island.
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Resisting with Creativity in Cuba
Today, there is no correlation between wages and prices. So, how could anyone expect a different outcome for sugar supplies?
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Diaz-Canel Calls on Cubans to March Against the USA
A speech described by the official press as “rich in reasons, enlightening on possible paths, with a scope that generates emotions”.
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Medicines in Cuba: A Painful Reality
Today, purchasing medicine is one of the biggest challenges faced by the elderly in Cuba. It’s heartbreaking to see them wait for hours…
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