Superheroes, Super Powers, and Supermistakes
Superheroes represent the occult force of a society, that being who can be invoked at any time and who is not only above all human beings, but also imparts justice beyond the failed legal structures.
Something More Than a Publishing Hit
Ten key points from Micheal Wolf's book FIRE AND FURY about the Trump administration.
A Unique and Special Experience in the World
Juventud Rebelde reports on a new book about Cuba's approach to sexual diversity, including comments by the author, Canadian researcher Emily Kirk.
Miami Cubans Important to Future
ONCUBA presents Cuban author Leonardo Padura's views on the importance of overseas Cubans for the island's future.
What is DACA and Who Are the Dreamers
An explanation of the DACA program for undocumented immigrants who'd been brought to the United States by their parents.
“I’m also among the candidates”
Posting from Iroel Sanchez' blog, La Pupila Insomne, of comments by Antonio Guerrero and Raul Capote.
A Conflict That Was Avoidable
It is somehow perplexing that a nation which contributes greatly to the prevention and cure of ailments, is likewise an important supplier in the world market of products that are harmful to health, such as alcohol and tobacco.
What the United States Owes to Haiti
a large part of the arms, ammunition and men with which France contributed to the independence of the then Thirteen Colonies, passed through the then-French colony of Saint-Domingue (today Haiti) which had contributed with the blood of its children to the triumph of the forces in struggle for their independence from the British metropolis.
Brazilian Women Say “NO” to Harassment
Brazilian women have mobilized more than ever this year around the "No means no" movement to put an end to the harassment inflicted on them during Carnival.