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A Necessary Look Back through Restored Animated Films

The Exhibition Project Childhood Present! & the Havana Provincial Film Center present the series of animated films restored by Miguel Coyula

The romanticization of poverty, also known as “dignified” poverty, is one of the resources used to call upon the Cuban people’s resistance.

This week we have drawn on the annoying blackouts taking place in Cuba and some occurrences related to this situation.

The authorities ask the population for sacrifices after having destroyed the National Energy System for decades.

On June 20, there will be an informal UN meeting to mark the commemoration of the first International Day for Countering Hate Speech.

I wasn’t planning to be a defense witness in the trial against Luis Manuel Otero. However, when asked I accepted with pleasure.

The first thing I noticed when I came back, was the radical change in the city’s human geography. Going-out spots were empty.

Rosario Murillo will not release the political prisoners, nor can we expect her to change the deplorable conditions in which she keeps them.

Che’s friend Ricardo Rojo wrote a far-famed book on him titled, “My friend Che.” Tears welled up my eyes every time whenever I read it.

It’s the expression of a fearful, paranoid power that fears spaces for free expression that could feed thoughts & broaden horizons…