Carolina Cox and Regis Debray: Reality Is a Disappointment
In a matter of hours, and pushed by a brutal experience, Carolina Cox now prefers cruel and merciless neoliberalism, where she comes from…
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Diaries
Who Will Come Out on Top? Uncle Sam or Authoritarian China?
Cubans might talk about international politics fluently and in a detached manner, but when it comes for us to analyze our own conflict…
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Puerta de Golpe – a Dark Town
I live in Puerta de Golpe, Pinar del Rio, as you will have read in my other articles. The town is located 15 km to the east of the provincial capital.
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Covid-19 and Cuban Society under Greater Police Presence
Deploying their military or police forces, governments are keeping a close eye on citizens and controlling their actions.
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News from the Mexico-US Border Amid Covid-19
Hundreds of protesters gathered in a car caravan at the Eloy, Arizona migrant detention center to demand immediate freedom for all migrants and refugees.
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A Frightened Look
I want to share a story with my HT friends. I was in the 5th year of my Languages and Literature degree at Oriente University, in Santiago de Cuba.
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Time and Life are Precious
I don’t have a lot of time left and I have to live it without haste, savoring every minute, every hour, every day, because it could be my last.
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What Will Happen in a Post COVID-19 World?
Explaining transcendental events or the possible path(s) that lie before humanity, became an obligation for social essayists after the end of World War II.
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Why So Many Prisoners in Cuba?
Cuban laws, so restrictive, so absurd, so cruel, can lead anyone to serve deprivation of liberty, having committed a minor crime, or for NOT having committed any crime.
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Traditional Cuban Medicine in Times of…
I’ve been flicking through some books recently, searching for answers. One of these books was about traditional Cuban medicine.(9 photos)
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