Cuba’s CDR Committees – A Sad Anniversary
The Cuban people feared CDRs and only saw it as a nest of informers who they had to get on with, but who they also had to distrust.
Opinion
Telling It Like It Is
The power will not go out every day, as viewers thought the officials would both announce. “Cuba has not hit zero”.
Discovering Cuba – Tourism and the Plight of Sanctions
The role of the government should be to serve the needs of the people. Not for the people to serve the needs of the leaders.
Cuba’s Gov. Still in Face-Off with Rebellious Filmmakers
The Assembly of Filmmakers finally did take place, but the Internet was “inexplicably” cut, so several members online could not take part.
Niuyol: A Parole for Cuba’s Diaz-Canel
The Matraca artists zero in on the participation of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel in the 78th UN General Assembly in New York.
The Constitutional Anti-utopia in Chile
A new Magna Carta that lives up to the country’s historical moment and takes charge of society’s more important problems seems very unlikely.
Cuba Is Not Alone but It Is in Very Bad Company
We have seen some characters parade through Havana who never leave their caves, except to come to ours, where they find refuge.
Are Cubans Ready to Break the Chains?
Despite having been thwarted by brutal repression, 7/11/2021 woke up many who until then thought it was impossible to break those chains.
Summit and Children in Cuba
Another event that resolves nothing but implies great expenses, with a higher impact on a country that is in the middle of an economic crisis
Just Another Regular Day for a Regular Cuban
This is one of those times when I wonder what I’m doing here. Why am I wasting my time when I could be doing great things elsewhere?