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Roberto González (Havana, 1972) believes that one of the main functions of art is to help heal. That’s what he told me years ago, when I interviewed him for this same space.

The message shared by the “first lady” revived criticism of the cynicism of power in a context of prolonged crisis. MADRID, Spain.- Lis Cuesta Peraza, wife of Cuban dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel, once

Ruly Herrera arrives in concert this Saturday, December 27, at 5:00 pm, at the Nave Oficio de Isla. The event will feature the Elitricia Duo as guests and a solid team of

The Ministry of Health Public of Cuba recognized that the country’s community pharmacies face a “practically total shortage,” something that reflects the perfect storm facing the health sector in the midst of

Early on December 24th—and sometimes even before—preparations began for Christmas Eve dinner, whose primary objective was to gather the family. HAVANA.- We are on the eve of a traditional holiday of Catholic

No one could deny that the Cuban economy has undergone important changes during the last 10 years. Today it is characterized by greater diversity in its forms of ownership and management, it

The National Assembly, controlled by Chavismo, approved a rule that punishes those who support seizures of Venezuelan crude oil or measures promoted by the United States with imprisonment and confiscation of assets.

Espirales takes over the César Jazz Club with three consecutive nights of concert, from December 26 to 28, in a format of two shows per night. The event will begin with a

What does it mean, in practice, to reinforce the “digital transformation” of a one-party state with a documented history of severe restrictions on civil liberties? MIAMI, United States. – A tender published

The Government of South Korea donated more than 24 thousand tons of rice to Cuba, at a time when the island is suffering a worsening of its economic and financial crisis that