Gender Violence…Does does it have to do with me?
The Official Voice of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba presents this full-page feature on Gender violence.
No to Gender Violence
JUVENTUD REBELDE´s weekly Sexo Sentido (Sex Sense) column takes up generder violence in this week´s installment. Also meetings announce and an answer to a young man´s query about his sexuality.
Beyond Just Saying ¨No¨
LA JORNADA's US correspondent David Brooks surveys this month's US election results. He sees grounds for optimism. Taken from Cubadebate website produced in Havana.
My Last Farewell to Armando Hart
Nov 27, 2017Walter Lippmann
A short note after hospitalization
CUBAN CHRONICLES A short note after hospitalization by Walter Lippmann November 25, 2017 Got out of Cira Garcia hospital yesterday afternoon. Feeling better and following doctor´s recommendations, which seemed reasonable and appropriate when I got them. Hoping to write a longer report ony stay in the hosptal which specilizes in providing care for foreigners and […]
A report I wasn’t planning to make
CUBAN CHRONICLES A report I wasn’t planning to make by Walter Lippmann November 22, 2017 Please bear with me on the formatting of this note. It’s a report I wasn’t planning to make but I’m glad that I can make it now. Last night I was admitted to the hospital here in Havana the doctors […]
Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood Predator
A Cuban journalist looks at the sexual abuse allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein, pointing out he's hardly the first, and suggesting the story could easily become yet another Hollywood feature film. All the elements are there.
Cuban Chronicles, November 19, 2017
CUBAN CHRONICLES by Walter Lippmann Sunday, November 19, 2017, 8:00 PM It’s been an exceptionally busy week. Having been away from Cuba for almost a year, my first interest was in seeing and checking in on various friends, and delivering the various things I brought for a range of them. One of my favorite things […]
Buffalo Bill and the NRA
Buffalo Bill, in addition to being a showman, celebrating the crushing of indigenous people in the United States, was an early booster of the National Rifle Association as well.