Retamar survives
Roberto Fernández Retamar (1930-2019) advocated for, and was, amilitant intellectual, not simply critical, or merely committed, but an organic part of the revolutionary movement
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Piglia, a model reader and writer
For many, the Argentine writer, who died this past January 6 in Buenos Aires, at 75 years of age, was one of the best storytellers in Latin America
Troubadour
If anyone in our land and time embodied from head to toe, from before to after, from the root to the flight, the essence of the troubadour, it was Pablo Milanés.
Finding meaning in a commemoration
One of the most infamous pages of history, the slavery to which women, men and children from the African continent were subjected for centuries, only ended in Cuba in 1886, long after the majority of territories of the Western Hemisphere
FREEDOM CARAVAN REACHES HAVANA
Fidel arrives
When Fidel and his bearded troops, steeled in battle against the dictatorship, reached the Columbia base, January 8, 1959, an exacting stage in the national liberation struggle came to an end and a hopeful, unprecedented chapter in the country's history began
Punto… no final point in sight
Cuban punto featuring improvised verses recognized as Intangible World Cultural Heritage
Someone will rescue us, to go on singing
“Como la cigarra,” the popular song by Maria Elena Walsh, made famous by Mercedes Sosa, has become a symbol of resistance on the continent
The best policy, the most revolutionary in the field of culture
From the very taking of power in January 1959, Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro was fully aware that the transformations that had to be undertaken in the country entailed not only urgent changes to the economic and social reality
From the island to the world, Cuban art in Washington
The most extensive presentation by Cuban artists to take place in the United States is scheduled this coming May 8 through June 3, in Washington's renowned Kennedy Center
Juanamaría in the skin of Cubans
Juanamaria Cordones Cook received this week from Luis Morlote, president of Union of Cuban Artists and Writers (UNEAC), the Dulce Maria Loynaz International Award, granted by the organization at the proposal of its Writers Association and the Jose Antonio Aponte Commission
