Revolutionary nationalism is a set of values, intellectual constructions and even a certain degree of mysticism that have been shared by broad and significant sectors of the Cuban nation since the 19th century.
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but I still remember that game-show aired on Cuban television in the 1980s, “9550” (the exact number of kilometers separating Havana from Moscow), in which Yiqui Quintana, a sports commentator turned host, would give the top prizewinner a 15-day trip to the former Soviet Union.
Read MoreDozens of intellectuals and opposition activists on Tuesday began circulating a citizens’ initiative on the Internet demanding the Cuban government to respect human rights, reported the Cubaencuentro website.
Read More“It’s impossible, to speak poorly of him.,” said my daughter Charlene. I discovered someone who insisted on seeing everyone as good, in each individual case scrutinizing all possible virtues – no matter how slight.
Read MoreThe deafening silence of Latin American governments has fallen like another shovelful of earth on the grave of Cuban dissident Orlando Zapata, a bricklayer who died Feb. 23 after nearly three months on hunger strike in prison on the Caribbean island.
Read MoreThe Paris 2024 Olympic Games have just concluded, and Cuba delivered its worst performance since Mexico 1968.
Read MoreThe history of a country and its people, like all things human, is marked by a mix of light and shadow. It’s a narrative of contradictions…
Read MoreThe list includes the director of Confidencial, Carlos F. Chamorro, Bishop Silvio Baez; authors Sergio Ramirez & Gioconda Belli and Human Rights icon Vilma Nuñez
Read MoreIn Costa Rica’s hidden labor world in pineapple production, commerce and construction, there are no vacations, Christmas bonuses or rights
Read MoreAfter over half a century of very little public protest, a good deal of Cuban civil society has begun to open its eyes…
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