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Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en el "cafecito informativo" de este lunes 8 de noviembre de 2021 comentaré estos temas: - Comienza el curso escolar, con muchas consignas y menos uniformes - La policía golpea a estudiantes sudafricanos de medicina – Anuncian una avalancha de actividades oficiales para tapar el #15NCuba – Adiós a un poeta en sus propias palabras Gracias por compartir este “cafecito informativo” y te espero temprano para el programa de mañana. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com Enlaces recomendados: - ¿A quién sirve su revolución, "presidente" Díaz-Canel? https://noticuba.tech/opinion/sirve-revolucion-presidente-Diaz-Canel_0_3200679905.html - Un asesor de Biden dice que la situación cambió por la "brutal represión" el 11J https://noticuba.tech/internacional/Biden-situacion-Cuba-brutal-represion_0_3200079968.html - Sin luz y sin agua, así viven miles de familias en los 'llega y pon' https://noticuba.tech/cuba/sin-luz-agua-viven-miles-familias-llega-y-pon-Santiago-Cuba_0_3200079961.html - Las causas de las protestas del 11 de julio están más vigentes que nunca https://noticuba.tech/opinion/causas-protestas-julio-Cuba-vigentes-Yoani-Sanchez_0_3199480024.html - El Raúl Rivero que voy a recordar https://noticuba.tech/blogs/desde_aqui/Raul_Rivero-poeta-periodista-opositor-obituario-Primavera_Negra_7_3199550014.html - Ferrer denuncia "un ruido constante en la cabeza como si fuesen grillos" https://noticuba.tech/internacional/Jose-Daniel-Ferrer-denuncia-constante_0_3200679904.html

Orbitando Podcast. Capítulo 4. Giselle Ortega09/21/2020Si alguna vez has considerado, o estás considerando actualmente comprar una casa, si tienes una y quieres venderla, si has escuchado que es un buen momento para refinanciar el préstamo sobre tu inmueble. Todo esto y muchas cosas más nos va a responder la invitada de hoy, un placer tremendo tener con nosotros a la joven cubana, agente de bienes y raíces Giselle Ortega. Artistas en Órbita:Harold López NussaLianet Martinez PinoAlejandra Glez (Música de FlorDeLoto)PepillarteEl Repertorio Español, la galardonada organización teatral anuncia el lanzamiento de su plataforma digital Repertorio en Casa On-Demand con por todo lo alto el lanzamiento de ‘La casa de Bernarda Alba’ de Federico García Lorca, una de las piezas teatrales más emblemáticas e importantes de la historia en las tablas. Dicha producción celebrará muy pronto sus 22 años en Repertorio, siendo así una de las obras en español con más tiempo de cartelera en los Estados Unidos. Todas las producciones en la nueva plataforma son presentadas en español con subtítulos en inglés y están disponibles a través de su sitio web www.repertorio.nySegún informa OnCuba Magazine, La compañía que dirige el popular actor y director cubano Jazz Vila transmitirá online desde este lunes 21 de septiembre "Vestuario o Maquillaje (VOM)", una serie que asume la comedia como género principal de la puesta en escena. Esta serie para internet, primera de su tipo en Cuba, asume la comedia como género principal de la puesta en escena, enriquecida con algunos guiños que apoyan una trama en la que no falta la picaresca propia del cubano, elemento habitual en las obras anteriores del JVP. Roberto Espinosa como Lachy, a quien recién vimos como René en la finalizada novela cubana El rostro de los días, y Malú Tarrau (Yurima), protagonizan esta nueva propuesta, con un elenco que incluye experimentados actores de la compañía como Cinthia Paredes, Michel Pentón y el cameo estelar de Marlon Pijuán. Completan el reparto Ernesto Escalona, Isis Santiago y el debutante Mark Rafel. La serie estará disponible en el canal de youtube Jazz Vila Project Plus y debe transmitirse en el canal habana en Cuba a finales de mes. Verborrea por la libre:Inmueble.Recomendaciones…Ruth Bader Ginsburg o el experimento americano por Mabel Cuesta en La Joven CubaEntrevista de Carlos Quintela a Mario Guerra: 'Me gusta la nobleza que también existe en esta profesión'Ratones de laboratorio, Carlos Lechuga en Hypermedia Magazine¿Quién invitó a Miami? Un discurso miamense sobre las reglas de división racial en Los Ángeles por Yoán Moreno en la revista El EstornudoEl Estado gruñón y la culpa de los ciudadanos por Yoani Sanchez en el periodico digital 14ymedio

Hoy conversamos con los periodistas cubanos Yoani Sánchez, directora del diario digital 14 y Medio y Reinaldo Escobar, Lic. en periodismo de la Univ. de la Habana, también les acompañó Federico Hernández Aguilar, Dir. Ejecutivo de la Cámara de Comercio.

The arts and the internet in Cuba provide the twin themes this week on Latin Pulse.  The program includes an in-depth discussion with two of Cuba's leaders in the arts, discussing artistic freedom and freedom of expression, along with the cultural themes of their work in the theater. The program also discusses the development of the internet and dissident media in Cuba. The news segment of the program covers the rise in tensions between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Falkland Islands, and the U.K.'s plans to modernize its defenses on the islands.The program includes in-depth interviews with:Flora Lauten & Raquel Carrio of Cuba's Teatro Buendia; andTed Henken of Baruch College of the City University of New York (CUNY).Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; Producer: Jim Singer; andProduction Assistant: Sierra Hancock.(To download or stream this podcast, click here.) (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericadissidentsCubaYoani SanchezRaul CastroFidel CastroUnited StatesAfro-Cuban issueselectionspoliticsArgentinamilitaryartsFalkland Islandscultureeconomicsmilitary human rightsAntonio Rodilesfree speechculturetheaterAfro-Latin American cultureUnited KingdomLas MalvinasinternetSanteriadancesocialismcensorshipdissidentstravelmediawriters

Guests: Ted Henken, Associate Professor at Baruch College, New York.   Michael Prada of International Center for Democracy.   Support our friends of the show:  THE CANTO GROUP, Executive Search AVALON PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATIONS   THE BOOKS OF AARON CLAREY (CAPTAIN CAPITALISM)   CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR  

Guests: Michael Prada, Fausta Wertz and I discuss the week's US-Latin America issues.   We will hear from Jorge Ponce about Yoani Sanchez in Washington DC. Support our friends of the show:  THE CANTO GROUP, Executive Search AVALON PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATIONS   THE BOOKS OF AARON CLAREY (CAPTAIN CAPITALISM)   CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR

The blogger/journalist Yoani Sanchez, a leading dissident voice in Cuba and one of the most influential people in the world, according to Time Magazine, is on her first worldwide tour. Sanchez finally received her passport in January, after the Cuban government rejected her application 20 times. At the age of 37, Sanchez is the voice of a younger generation in Cuba. Her blog, Generación Y, receives millions of hits a day. Takeaway host John Hockenberry spoke with Sanchez (through a translator) about Cuban politics and her mission to scare the Castro regime while bringing the support of American policymakers into what she hopes will soon be the post-Castro era. Sanchez says her first exposure to freedom of speech in the United States has her hooked. "I find myself becoming very quickly addicted to that kind of freedom of expression." However, she has less admiration for other aspects of the United States, such as foreign policy posturing that she believes has exacerbated the situation in Cuba: "I think that policy coming from the U.S. the last 54 years has allowed for an environment of confrontation to take hold and the Cuban government has used that environment, that confrontation to justify all its acts…acts of oppression, acts of intimidation and to justify what it does." Amidst an environment rife with oppression and intimidation, Sanchez is most scared of living in fear: "There's fear at all levels of society and within the Cuban people. That comes from Raúl Castro. That comes from Fidel Castro. And so when you break that mold, when you are able to leave, you break down fear. And so they had to let people out because pressures were coming from within and now you see that fear subsiding.” Sanchez confronts her people's situation through her blog, a critical and often humorous expose of life in Cuba and the Cuban government. "Cubans from the diaspora in all corners of the world that follow me and read me, but there are also my countrymen within the island who are able to follow me and read me and keep abreast of what I say through alternative means although no internet Cubans have come up with alternative ways to communicate and through there they read me."

Cuba’s Castro dictatorship has clung to power for more than five decades. As the regime ages and the outside sources of finance that buttress it are put in jeopardy, a new generation of Cubans is using the Internet to dissent against the pervasive lack of freedom and opportunity in their country. Prominent Cuban dissident writers Yoani Sanchez and Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo — recently given permission to travel outside Cuba — will describe life in current-day Cuba, the activities of the island’s dissident community in the face of repression, and the prospects for a free country. They will also assess the extent of Raul Castro’s so-called reforms and share their vision of a pluralistic, tolerant society. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guests:  Michael Prada and Monica Showalter of IBD.   Our sponsors:    THE BOOKS OF AARON CLAREY (CAPTAIN CAPITALISM)   CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR       

Guest: Jorge Ponce, contributor to The Babalu Blog.  He wrote an article about The Cuban Adjustment Act.  We will also discuss Yoani Sanchez's trip. Our sponsors:    THE BOOKS OF AARON CLAREY (CAPTAIN CAPITALISM)   CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR    

This week: Duncan talks to installation and performance artist Tania Bruguera. TANIA BRUGUERA Tania Bruguera (born 1968, Havana, Cuba) is a Cuban installation and performance artist, trained at the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana and at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.  Bruguera's work pivots around issues of power and control. She lives and works between Chicago and Havana. She is the founder and director of Arte de Conducta (behavior art), the first performance studies program in Latin America, which is hosted by Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana. She is also an Assistant Professor at the Department of Visual Arts of The University of Chicago, United States and is an invited professor at the University IUAV in Venice, Italy. A March 2009 performance by Tania Bruguera, at an arts centre in Havana, has been involved in controversy. During the performance Tania Bruguera put up a microphone and told people in attendance they could say whatever they wanted for one minute. Various of the attendees use the opportunity to ask for “freedom” and “democracy”. One of these was the awarded blogger Yoani Sanchez. The Cuban government denounced this in a statement saying that it considered “this to be an anti-cultural event of shameful opportunism that offends Cuban artists and foreigners who came to offer their work and solidarity." Another controversial performance in September 2009 in the National University of Colombia (Bogota branch), included consumption of cocaine provided by the artist to the attendants. According to University officials, the artist asked for permission to carry a weapon and use cocaine but permission was denied.