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Academics from several universities in the United States and Cuba, Latin American writers who portray the many faces of Hemingway, and a Japanese researcher striving to digitize thousands of his documents, were some of the participants in the fifteenth edition held in Havana, June 18-21
Interview with the guitar virtuoso planning a September tour in Cuba, November in Spain, and December in Asia
Four women tell their powerful stories in Magda González Grau’s latest film ¿Por qué lloran mis amigas?
The number of books submitted, almost 600, attest to the interest that the Prize still arouses among young authors
Following the death of Eduardo Galeano (Montevideo, September 3 1940-April 13, 2015), emblematic figure of Latin American literature, two of his writings stand out as visionary on this tragic occasion
Winning looks good on any résumé, but more importantly the filmmakers find here a real gauge as to whether or not their films work
The versatile artist offers up her own dynamic, free, and fresh style, with a profusion of color, where extraordinary blues predominate
Eduardo Guerra is an outstanding Cuban engraver who wanted to surprise his public with an exhibition of drawings alone, and he has done so
Miguel Barnet, Cuban poet, ethnologist and writer, has enticed readers ever since he published Biografía de un Cimarrón (Biography of a Runaway Slave) half a century ago, the first of his testimonial novels
“We must articulate vanguard anti-colonial thinking because there are signs of confusion” (examples include Santa Claus hats, celebrating Halloween). “There is nothing more pathetic than dressing ourselves up according to how tourists want to see in us”
