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The Tato Quiñones Decolonization Corner in Havana

This tribute has been paid by intellectuals, independent artists, abakuas, researchers, rumberos and supporters, ever since 2006.

Viñales is a municipality in the central part of Pinar del Rio province. It’s been a big tourist destination for decades. But today…

Constitutional projections for democratic change in Cuba is a subject that is becoming more and more frequent in “the Cuban debate”.

Every day, when I see on the news the things happening in the capitalist world, I am grateful that I live under a socialist revolution.

Prometheus, god of fire, grant me light. I’m not asking for something as volatile as lighter fluid. I ask only for a simple box of matches.

There seem to be some common denominators that mark Latin American intellectuals’ identity and public actions.

History repeats itself, improvements weren’t founded on a solid foundation. The system fears relaxing the reins hindering our development.

Everybody knows that rice is the main staple of the Cuban diet. Although somebody [Diaz-Canel] ridiculously said that lemons are the staple.

Diana’s story is perhaps one of many. However, my family and I have experienced it firsthand and suffered as a result… she is our neighbor.

Blasting music can be heard again during the COVID-19 lockdown. Some things never change; the only thing we can do is be tolerant.