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Miami and Hialeah: Playing politics with culture?

To uphold the current anti-Cuban policy dictated by the White House, the mayors of Miami and Hialeah have adopted a unique cultural policy: no dealings with artists resident in Cuba

Lighting a dark night with a stroke of love

On the third anniversary of Fidel’s physical disappearance, we remember that he survives in the continuity of the process, in its constant renewal, in new initiatives, in our unwavering solidarity with the most noble causes, in the tireless work to make socialism a real possibility

A visual message: Let Cuba live!

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

Martí, from marble to life

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.

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

Cuba cannot be evaluated with a different yardstick

More than 200 academics and intellectuals have endorsed an open letter to the Secretariat of the Latin American Studies Association in response to this body’s questioning of Cuba’s record in protecting human rights

The murder of George Floyd impacts the world of culture

Union of Cuban Writers and Artists condemns police murder of George Floyd, expressing solidarity with sisters and brothers in the U.S. protesting violations of human rights and racial discrimination

Who loses when cultural ties are severed?

Trumps prohibition on “people to people” travel by U.S. citizens to Cuba, and cuts in funding for the arts, deprive the people of enriching cross-cultural experiences