My friend is right when she says that even in the most difficult moments of life, when sadness seems like it will dominate your spirit forever, there appears that instant of humor that allows you to measure your anguish.
Read MoreI sowed Ceiba tree seeds for the first time, and now they’ve sprouted. The procedure is very simple, and I want to share it with you readers.
Read MoreMaritza is my favorite. She’s beautiful and intelligent. She’s one of the most talented women I’ve ever known in my short but intense life. I have nothing to say about her that isn’t positive.
Read MoreUltimately, we cannot use the excuse of economic difficulties to explain the lack of a Communist Party congress for the past 13 years.
Read MoreThe “plaza” in my neighborhood —where the State sells its agricultural products— has more rallying power than Havana’s Revolution Square itself.
Read MoreI know of a concrete and living example of something that’s finally changing. What is it? – or rather, who is it? Well, it’s me myself.
Read MoreTo mark this date, the news on Cuban TV presented a report (or rather a piece of oratorical journalism with tragic background images) on “Wars and the Environment.”
Read MoreLess than a month ago I was invited to write for a national publication. Four of us writers were willing to send in reviews on a weekly basis. On what? – art, theater, music, dance…whatever appeared.
Read MoreSince I hadn’t stepped into a zoo for many years, and my last memories were from childhood, I wanted to see how I would feel going to see the animals at 22.
Read MoreThe first morning, almost as soon as we greeted, she admitted that due to the haste in which she had organized her trip, she’d forgotten to bring a toothbrush.
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