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The Union of Cuban Writers and Artists (UNEAC), on September 16, declared Comandante Juan Almeida an honorary member of the organization, five years after his death.
Juan Formell's itinerary is inexhaustible, a journey of comings and goings, roots and flights, from the starting point to infinity. Because what is infinity if not that dimension in which new horizons become apparent as we advance?
Before Europeans arrived in America, Portuguese seafarers snatched the first Africans from their homelands to be sold and exploited in the Iberian Peninsula.
A gallery of images presented online by the Tricontinental Institute of Social Research under the same title of a recent manifesto, Let Cuba Live! has attracted attention, given the artistic quality of the messages conveyed
The eloquence of the image grows with time. It is a photo taken at the Vivac prison in Santiago de Cuba. In the foreground, a young man of tall stature who is morally strong enough to face the difficult situation: the unexpected setback of the movement he leads.
"A light of sincere love for Cuba has gone out in New York at the age of 103, professor and collector Alex J. Rosenberg, to whose generous work of promotion Cuban art owes so much," wrote on Twitter the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez referring to his passing on July 22, 2022.
Six days of jazz in the Cuban capital, from morning to night, filled theaters and outdoor venues with concerts, colloquiums, conferences, book and phonographic presentations, strictly adhering to COVID-19 precautionary measures
The prestigious U.S. magazine Dance awarded its 2020 Prize to Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta, in recognition of his brilliant performances on the international scene and commitment to the development of dance in his country.
Nicolás Guillén is part of the atmosphere and the subsoil of the nation. He is the life and work, the current legacy and the future projection
Circumstances change; principles do not. The Cuba of 2022 is not the same as it was two years ago, but what we are and what we want to be has not changed. What has varied is the interpretation and implementation of policy
