Potatoes in Cuba: Short Term Availability for Some Provinces
If everything goes according to the Ministry of Agriculture’s plans, in March, some Cubans will be able to buy some potatoes at controlled prices.
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Singer-Songwriters Goodbye to Poet Ernesto Cardenal
Carlos and Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy and Hernaldo Zuñiga celebrate the influence of his poetry in music.
Cuban Gov. Authorities Meet with Entrepreneurs and Academics in Havana
“Government authorities recognized their resistance to change when it comes to forming partnerships with the self-employed at a local level.”
Cruising the Havana Malecon – Photo of the Day
Cruising the Havana Malecon. By Evelyn Molina (USA). Camera: iPHone XS
Farewell to Ernesto Cardenal: Poet, Revolutionary, Innovator and Mystic
The revolutionary poet transformed poetry. He leaves behind a vast body of literary works and the legacy of his fight for liberty.
Julian Assange Lawyer: What’s at Stake in Extradition Case Is Freedom of the Press
Assange faces 18 charges of attempted hacking and breaches of the Espionage Act for publishing classified documents exposing US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Youth Film Exhibition in Cuba Once Again Clouded in Controversy
Controversies, tensions and acts of censorship gravitate again on the Youth Filmmakers Exhibition that was postponed due to disagreements…
Poet Ernesto Cardenal Dies at 95
Poet Ernesto Cardenal died on Sunday afternoon in Managua at 95 years of age. “I am a poet, priest and revolutionary,” he defined himself in 2012.
Las Terrazas, Artemisa, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Las Terrazas, Artemisa, Cuba. By Narciso Garcia (Cuba-Argentina). Camera: Nikon D5000
How to Save Yourself from the Tentacles of Cuban State Security
Cuban journalist Luz Escobar describes the way Cuban State Security works to threaten, torment and annul the independent press and its reporters.