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José Martí for Latin American Personalities
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In their value judgments, Latin American thinkers and intellectuals, pay permanent tribute to José Martí, apostle of Cuban independence, whose everlasting life and work become particularly relevant on each new anniversary of his birth, January 28. |
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Mario Mainadé Martínez |
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Editorial Council: |
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Ana Cairo |
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Esteban Morales |
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Rosa Miriam Elizalde |
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José Pertierra |
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Fernando Martínez Heredia |
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Gary Prevost |
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Guillermo Rodríguez Rivera |
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Jorge Luna Mendoza |
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Visiting Cuba for the first time, the famous French film star Isabelle Huppert heads up her country’s delegation to Havana’s 15th French Film Festival, with a retrospective of her films being shown parallel to the festival.
Mildrey Ponce
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Talking with Cuba’s Mayor of Design, Carlos Alberto Masvidal
“I am the Mayor of Design,” claims Carlos Alberto Masvidal, a designer at the Historian’s Office of the City of Havana and creator of important cultural projects such as Rutas y Andares para descubrir en familia (Routes and Walks Discovering with the Family).
Maya Quiroga
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The French film La chance de ma vie, included in this year’s Cuban French Film Festival, is one of those films people love because of its deeply romantic story, touched with brushstrokes of humor that balance the plot to make it more dynamic.
José Ernesto González
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Uncle Virgilio
Pianist and composer Juan Piñera crumbles his memories of the famous Cuban intellectual.
Alberto Dolz
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The musical world is celebrating the centennial of Arsenio Rodríguez, a musician who during the 1930s changed the way the Cuban son is played.
Rafael Lam
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