Diaries

Americana in Cuba

Finding Americana in Cuba is not easy. Sometimes I see Coca Cola in some stores, but then I read the can and it says “Bottled in Mexico.”

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The Tempest in the Teapot (Part II)

Cuban LGBT activists have forcefully responded to Oscar Cuevas Romeros. Weeks ago that television viewer sent an open letter to the TV program “Pasaje a lo Desconocido” criticizing Mariela Castro Espín and the Cuban health care system.

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A Too Expensive Book

Before finishing, the presenter proposed the sale of the book. His copy had a plastic jacket, was of a good size and thickness, and was printed on quality paper.

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Freeloading Is Over

“Freeloading is over,” the grandmother shouted at her two year-old grandson as she took off her house shoe and gave him a couple of spanks.

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How to Find the Havana Book Fair

Talking about the Havana International Book Fair is always a pleasure, at least for me. I can explain, for example, that this year the event is spread out between the Casa de las Americas, the ALBA Center, Pavilion Cuba and the Cabaña colonial fortress.

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