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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
From “La Bayamesa,” by Céspedes, Castillo and Fornaris, written in 1851, to “Me dicen Cuba,” in which Alexander Abreu inserts the notes of the Bayamo anthem in his boisterous son, the homeland has been sung a thousand times, in its purest essences, by a people with music in its soul
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.
Creators of this serialized legal drama have strayed from the predictable to address the corruption, immorality, thirst for profit and contempt for human life of the U.S. military industrial complex
Poets from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Colombia and Ecuador, alongside their Cuban counterparts, closed the Jesús Cos Causse International Poetry Encounter at the Caguayo Foundation headquarters
The renowned French artist JR is participating in the XIII Biennial of Havana with his thought-provoking giant photographs
The African-American photographer says freedom must be conquered everyday
Renowned writer Serafín Quiñones (Tato), known for his contribution to the study and promotion of African legacy in Cuban culture, died yesterday in Havana, at 77 years of age
After announcing plans to reinforce hostile U.S. policy toward Cuba, the U.S. President should recognize the failure of his political turn-about, and that so many people can't be wrong, if he takes into consideration the condemnations generated by his reactionary statements, on the island and beyond
Amidst news of the life-threatening pandemic, we have seen countless expressions of generosity, dedication and solidarity
