Pilgrimage to El Rincón
CUBADEBATE photo report on the annual December 17 pilgramage to El Rincon, in Santiago de las Vegas, near Havana, Cuba
Providence is on his side
GRANMA interviews Cuban exile terrorist Leopoldina Grau Alsina, assigned by the CIA to assassinate Fidel Castro, on her release from Cuban prison after serving 14 years of her 30 year sentence.
History of a medical feat
JUVENTUD REBELDE reports on the first successful separation of Siamese twins in Latin America, performed in Holguin, Cuba, in 1973. The twins are still alive in 2020.
The Theory of Induced Demoralization
GRANMA looks at how the capitalist system works to make the oppressed and exploited embrace their oppression and exploitation.
Argentina in the year of the pandemic
JUVENTUD REBELDE looks at the positive results of Peronist government in Argentina under President Alberto Fernandez in 2020.
A second inauguration on January 20th?
JUVENTUD REBELDE looks at Donald Trump's "second inauguration" to be held January 20, 2021
2020: Hollywood’s worst year
GRANMA reports on the disastrous fate of US movies and the theaters which formerly screened them in 2020 due to Covid-19.
Houdini and Doyle
GRANMA: What did the famous escapist, precursor of David Copperfield's truculence, have to do with the creator of Sherlock Holmes?
The Bravery of the Bravos
GRANMA reports on the awarding of the Distinction for National Culture given to filmmakers Estela and Mario Bravo in December 2020.
Cuba: Pilgrimage to San Lázaro
Cuba: Pilgrimage to San Lázaro December 17, 2012 Translated and edited by Walter Lippmann for CubaNews. Yeniel Zamole crawled five kilometers with a cement block chained to one foot to thank St. Lazarus for her daughter’s health, while other believers on Monday asked Cuba’s most revered saint to intercede for Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. “I make […]
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