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From the screens, living Our America

Living a living cinema is the invitation of this festival that, starting today, will turn Havana into the capital of a filmography that includes and represents us

New law on independent filmmakers constitutes a “cultural strength”

Ramón Samada Suárez, president of the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC) discusses Decree-Law No. 373, the result of a long process of discussion among artists, which was approved on March 25, and will now enter into effect

Awards for cultural excellence

Important prizes were awarded yesterday to personalities of the world of culture

José Martí, the one who illuminates

The 6th International Conference for the Balance of the World will take place in Havana from January 28 to 31. "With all and for the good of all"

Reverence for the eternal Giselle

Raúl Castro Ruz, first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba; President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez; José Ramón Machado Ventura, Party second secretary; and Esteban Lazo Hernández, president of the Council of State and the National Assembly of People's Power, participated in an honor guard for the great Alicia Alonso

Julio Travieso:

The 31st Havana International Book Fair will be dedicated to Julio Travieso, winner of the 2021 National Literature Prize.

Living cinema, like our identity

Like the party that is every encounter conceived for personal growth and enjoyment, so was the inauguration of the 45th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, which took place yesterday at the Charles Chaplin movie theater in the capital, in a space where there was joy, Latin American reaffirmation and certainty that it is necessary to support bridges and raise our voices in favor of the best human causes.

Casa de las Américas: Extending new horizons across the continent

In his opening remarks at the 62nd edition of the Casa de las Americas Literary Prizes, Argentine Jorge Boccanera took time to address the future of poetry, insisting that despite a certain distancing by readers, "Poetry is still here"