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A Strangely Happy Outcome

A disheveled old man is buying next to me. I watch him open a plastic bag with difficulty, I help him but I notice something strange…

The National Museum of Fine Arts wants to “revere him” with the exhibition: “Servando Cabrera, remembering the erased.”

Perhaps when you read this title, you’ll think there’s some information missing, but at this time, and if you live in Cuba…

When I learned as a child, I became so passionate about it that right up until adolescence, I scarcely thought about anything else.

The author of this madness thought that if they took the barracks, an insurrectionary uprising would begin in all of Oriente.

Dawn had barely broken when we woke up to the triumph of the Revolution. From that moment on, everything was a surprise…

The thing is, leaving Cuba isn’t something without haste, in fact it’s the exact opposite, a great urgency and people are losing patience.

Rocco is irreverent, libertarian, opposed to any power that threatens his autonomy, and this is why his words cost him…

Asking for singer-songwriter Carlos Varela’s forgiveness, I’ve used the title of one of his songs because I couldn’t find a better one.

There’s a cat that comes to sleep in my building lately. It’s white & grey with a big head. It almost always has its face covered in scratches