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A Joint Century

26 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

For the first time in Cuba, chamber duo Ceskoslovenske Komorní (declared the resident group of diplomatic missions abroad of the Czech Republic and Slovakia for 2018), on the occasion of the celebrations for the Centennial […]

Behind alma mater

21 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

When I discovered her, sitting on Grandma’s lap, she was traveling on a route 20 “Via Hospital”. It was a gigantic play. I had a vast staircase and from above, a woman-statue looked at me […]

The twilight of bookstores…

20 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

If the extinction of the vast majority of cinemas in Havana is a fact, so is the bookstores, even if it manifests the same differently. Cinemas have been confined to El Vedado, while bookstores are […]

Contradictions

20 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

“Cubans are so loving contradictions they call ‘monsters’ beautiful women and ‘barbarians’ to the scholars.” The Prophet It may be contradictory, without as individual authorities, as a people, to be an obvious or common feature […]

Ethics and society in the aphorisms of Light and Knight

20 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

Joseph of Light and Knight (1800–1862) was born at the time the 19th century began. Its fruitful existence extends for just over six decades that are key to the formation of a Cuban culture and […]

Historia y ficción desde América Latina

20 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

“A social imaginary is a building inhabited by hopes and desires; a building made of ruins, thoughts who insist on appearing, of beliefs that go beyond prayer; a building whose walls are made of images […]

Monsignor Evelio Díaz Cía, the martyr archbishop

19 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

Man of very low stature, somewhat thick, had a beautiful face in his youth years, when he was chaplain of the school of Mothers Ursulinas in Havana. His voice was grave and devoid of flashy […]

What are you looking for? Your Majesty gossip

19 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

Two independent and populous states declared war: the State of Drunkenness and the State of Gossip. The two intended to have primacy in disasters caused. They argued hotly and each exhibited evidence of the misfortunes […]

Leonardo Padura, an afternoon with his readers

19 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

Como always, they found out by e-mail, circulated and recirculated. Leonardo Padura’s readers long ago worked out how to meet their writer. This time it was at the Loyola Center, of the Catholic Church, in […]

“A life between two lights”- Interview Fray Manuel Uña Fernández, OP

18 September, 2018 Webmáster 0

Father Manuel Uña was born in 1935, in a town in Castilla la Vieja, and took the religious vows of poverty, chastity and obedience in the Order of Preachers (Dominicos) in 1953 in Granada, Spain, […]

Cuba

A Joint Century

Behind alma mater

The twilight of bookstores…

Contradictions

Ethics and society in the aphorisms of Light and Knight

Historia y ficción desde América Latina

Monsignor Evelio Díaz Cía, the martyr archbishop

What are you looking for? Your Majesty gossip

Leonardo Padura, an afternoon with his readers

“A life between two lights”- Interview Fray Manuel Uña Fernández, OP

Por: Yarelis Rico Hernández
A path of love and dedication

Por: Yarelis Rico Hernández

By: S.E.R. Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez
Alocution Sunday Christ the King

By: S.E.R. Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez

By: Daniel Céspedes Góngora
From the book and its prices, from the authors and utopias in the pandemic from various personal experiences

By: Daniel Céspedes Góngora

Por: Jorge Núñez
Deuda con un poeta

Por: Jorge Núñez

Por: Carlos Vicente Fernández (Curador del Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) - Foto: cortesía del autor
Santa Justa y Rufina

Por: Carlos Vicente Fernández (Curador del Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) - Foto: cortesía del autor