I always remember that report published in an edition of Somos Jóvenes magazine in the late…
Author: José Miguel Ávila Pérez
Licenciado en Periodismo en la Universidad de Oriente en 1991. Máster en Comunicación Social.
When the Economy Doesn’t Add Up
How long will this inflation that ordinary Cubans suffer in Cuba last? This is a question…
The Charm of Gibara
Perhaps it’s because it’s a coastal town, but the truth is that when you arrive in…
Iran and the Fear of Nuclear Political Power
I heard it in my Philosophy and Political Economy classes at the University of the East:…
Mother, the Great Power of Her Love
How do you repay a mother for the great gift of life? You’ve probably asked yourself, and…
Fashion and Film: When the Devil Dresses as a Journalist
Journalism, as a profession, has been adapted for film, and many productions explore it. Some based on…
Five minutes are enough to dream a lifetime
Don’t waste time with anger, regrets, worries, and resentments. Life is too short to be unhappy,…
We, a Farewell Through Song
Pedro Junco passed away on April 25th, 1943. He was only 23 years old, leaving behind…
New Notary Law: Marriages without Witnesses
The new Notary Law establishes that witnesses are not required to formalize a marriage in Cuba. As…
Documents Issued by Cuban Consulates No Longer Require Legalization by the Ministry of Justice
Documents issued by Cuban consulates abroad no longer require legalization by the Ministry of Justice of…