Pedro Only Thinks About Hanging Himself
Pedro lives alone. He is eighty years old. He lives at 151 Calzada street, right in front of the United States Embassy, …
Female Candidates for Change: New Pro-Democratic Project in Cuba
Over the course of time, women have played an active role in the emancipation of society and have taken a decisive part …
Large-Scale Violence in Some Havana Neighbourhoods
A series of events in the Romerillo neighbourhood has caused unrest among the local inhabitants and should draw the attention of both …
Cuba does not need a Press Law; it needs freedom of expression
The clamor for a Press Law that supposedly would solve the manifest and growing crisis of Cuban journalism, is leaked every so …
Cubans Coping with the Absurdity of Two Currencies
Manolo Cordoví agreed to tell us about his last experience with the money he earns as a street vendor, selling whatever there …
Lights of Bogotá
Santa Fe de Bogotá, with almost ten million inhabitants, is the capital of Colombia, and has a rich cultural and journalistic tradition …
Julian del Casal, the great cuban poet
A few days ago, someone brought to my memory one of the Cuban personalities of the nineteenth century who influenced the most …
Iralis still believes in human rights
She is a small, fragile woman with signs of premature aging and a palpable emotional imbalance. She arrives at my house with …
One drastic cut and various promises
On the 1st August 2017, the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cuba (Gaceta Oficial de la República de Cuba) published Resolution …
Some of the reasons why Cuban population isn’t growing
Despite the alleged high pregnancy rates, the growth of the Cuban population has been stagnant for years. The reason for this may …