The Cuban artist, based in Madrid, talked to DIARIO DE CUBA about his projects, the San Isidro Movement, and what it is like to create in a democracy.
Why doesn't the Cuban Government file a complaint with the International Criminal Court, as Venezuela and Iran did, regarding the US embargo?
Apparently they are in Diaz-Canel's crosshairs, and could be dismissed at any moment.
Since the advent of Covid-19, Havana's musical quarters have been silenced, and the Malecón breakwater has been off limits.
From Pedro Luis Boitel to Otero Alcántara, there is a legacy of suffering in the defense of freedom in Cuba that is difficult to recount.
Raúl Castro's retirement delays the internal power struggle that will be unleashed upon his death.
Raúl Castro’s exit and the severity of the crisis set up the first realistic possibility for a political transition since his brother Fidel seized power in 1959.
The insistence on nationalization, central planning and the absence of freedoms are the first obstacles to overcoming the crisis.
In Cuba the key is not to remove obstacles to agriculture, but rather to remove 'The Obstacle'.
The Government has not modified the Migration Law or drafted the Citizenship Law. We analyze the consequences.
Of the Castro regime's three pillars of power, only one remains standing, and it has begun to crack.
The Official Gazette of the Republic published 1,928 legal provisions from April 10, 2019 to April 1, 2021. None involve guaranteeing individual rights.
Cuba's failure is not due to having an inept government, but rather one that is, in fact, very effective at implementing policies calculated to achieve its aims.
Who would work for the State if foreign entrepreneurs, starting with Cuban émigrés, could open modern industries and services in Cuba?
If they can expel you for protesting, education in Cuba is neither free nor universal
Given their refusal to dialogue with their critics, the Cuban regime’s higher-ups will make it clear to Communist Party members that retreat is not an option
The economic restructuring of the "Ordering Task" may become the Trojan Horse that will deliver the coup de grace to 62 years of dictatorship.
Sustained and diversified pressure exerted by the opposition to force dialogue with those in power opens up possibilities that must be explored.
Cuban economists Mauricio de Miranda, Elías Amor and Omar Everleny Pérez spoke with DIARIO DE CUBA about the initial consequences of the government measures.
'People needed to sing something all together, have a common song, for a cause.' DIARIO DE CUBA spoke with several of those involved in the song's creation.
