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Havana Down the Drain

Havana’s tomb raiders of old have today met their match. His name is Pancho. He doesn’t look for treasures in the world of the dead. He does so in the dark tunnels where the city’s shit ends up: the sewers.

Cuba: An Education in Values

In a previous article, I mentioned how adjusting education to daily life involves a challenge for society. We don’t only want children and young people to go to school. We also want them to learn what society needs them to learn there.

Cuba: Education, Bureaucracy and Society

The Cuban State spends a considerable part of its limited resources on education. Why, then, is our educational system facing a crisis? Reality changed as of the 1990s when Teachers began to leave the classrooms.

Liberalism: Theirs and Ours

The most recent historical developments on our continent have made the word “liberalism” something of a commonplace, but the concept behind this term has been linked to our schools of thought for at least two hundred years.