Frank Castorf, the Thankful Rebel

<p align="left">By Pedro de la Hoz<p align="left">&nbsp;<div align="left"> Theater goers of diverse tastes call him the enfant terrible. Academic critics, comfortable with postmodernism, classify him as a master deconstructionist. But Frank Castorf makes a mockery of labels. </div>&nbsp; Read More

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Cuba to travel to Martinique in search of Gold Cup Birth

CONCACAF has announced that the island of Martinique will be hosting the games for Group I in the second round of the Caribbean Zone Qualifications for the 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Read More

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Cigars and sex 'boost Cuba lives'

Cuba&#39;s high number of centenarians say their longevity is down to laying off alcohol, but indulging in coffee, cigars and sex. Read More

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Cuban refrigerators in Madrid

Half a hundred old refrigerators that Cuban artists turned into art samples titled "Manual de instrucciones" / Manual of instructions will be exhibited at Casa de América of Madrid Read More

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Timely new edition of Fidel and Religion

Ocean Press has just published a new edition of Frei Betto's extended interview with Fidel, "Fidel and Religion", in English and Spanish. Read More

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Cuban contemporary art will have permanent presence in Spain

A stable sample of 30 Cuban artists Read More

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The "Yes I Can" Program: The Work of Millions

Leonela Relys Diaz does pass unnoticed, though she tries. What she has accomplished has had an impact on thousands of people from different countries Read More

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Santiago Alvarez honoured in the First International Festival of Documentary Film

The Cuban Santiago Álvarez (1919-1998) continues being honoured in the First International Festival of Documentary Film Read More

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Travel ban on Cuba costs US companies billions

Washington"s travel restrictions have cost US tour companies, travel agencies, airline, hotel and catering chains billions of dollars per year in lost tourism revenues Read More

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Vietnam, Cuba talk biotechnology

Cuba held talks with Vietnam stressing exchange beyond agriculture, livestock and constructions to bilateral cooperation in biotechnology. Read More

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