Cuba USA
The Cuban nation is a fusion of blacks and whites, European immigrants and African slaves and their respective descendants. Today, it is often difficult to determine whether a Cuban is black or white. In recent years there has been a surge of interest in black Cubans and the African influence in the formation of the Cuban nation.
Cristina Escobar interviews cuban documentary filmmaker Gloria Rolando of the Yoruba Cultural Association about the African heritage in Cuba, Afro-Cuban religions, and her own work in producing documentaries on these topics
- Youtube: Restoration Of Old Havana
Old Havana, the historical colonial center of the Cuban capital, is the best preserved of its kind in all of Latin America. But Old Havana is not a museum piece or artificially built area. It is a living, breathing part of the city, inhabited by people...
- Youtube - Cuban Culture And It´s Challenges
by Cristina Escobar source TeleSur Cuba is undergoing changes on many levels. Today's program deals with how these changes are affecting Cuban culture. Cristina Escobar interviews Cuban intellectual, writer, poet, and filmmaker Victor...
- Genes Prove Mixed Ancestry Of All Cubans: Interview Director, National Medical Genetics Center, Havana
By Gail ReedSource Medicc Dr Beatriz Marcheco directs the National Medical Genetics Center in Havana, a PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for Developing Genetic Approaches for Health Promotion; chairs the National Expert Group in Clinical Genetics and the...
-
What Kind Of Rationale Is This? Why doesn’t the United States want Cuba baseball players to participate in the upcoming World Baseball Championships?Is it because of Cuba’s Communist economic and political policies or could it be because of color...
- Two Videos Say Internet Access In Cuba Is Rare And Difficult -- Duh
Havana Times has a review of "Ojos que te miran: Entre redes" (Eyes That Look at You: Among the Networks), a 13 minute documentary on Internet access in Cuba. The documentary points out the well known limitations on Cuban Internet access and questions...
Cuba USA
Interview (YouTube) of cuban documentary filmmaker Gloria Rolando about the African heritage in Cuba
The Cuban nation is a fusion of blacks and whites, European immigrants and African slaves and their respective descendants. Today, it is often difficult to determine whether a Cuban is black or white. In recent years there has been a surge of interest in black Cubans and the African influence in the formation of the Cuban nation.
Cristina Escobar interviews cuban documentary filmmaker Gloria Rolando of the Yoruba Cultural Association about the African heritage in Cuba, Afro-Cuban religions, and her own work in producing documentaries on these topics
- Youtube: Restoration Of Old Havana
Old Havana, the historical colonial center of the Cuban capital, is the best preserved of its kind in all of Latin America. But Old Havana is not a museum piece or artificially built area. It is a living, breathing part of the city, inhabited by people...
- Youtube - Cuban Culture And It´s Challenges
by Cristina Escobar source TeleSur Cuba is undergoing changes on many levels. Today's program deals with how these changes are affecting Cuban culture. Cristina Escobar interviews Cuban intellectual, writer, poet, and filmmaker Victor...
- Genes Prove Mixed Ancestry Of All Cubans: Interview Director, National Medical Genetics Center, Havana
By Gail ReedSource Medicc Dr Beatriz Marcheco directs the National Medical Genetics Center in Havana, a PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for Developing Genetic Approaches for Health Promotion; chairs the National Expert Group in Clinical Genetics and the...
-
What Kind Of Rationale Is This? Why doesn’t the United States want Cuba baseball players to participate in the upcoming World Baseball Championships?Is it because of Cuba’s Communist economic and political policies or could it be because of color...
- Two Videos Say Internet Access In Cuba Is Rare And Difficult -- Duh
Havana Times has a review of "Ojos que te miran: Entre redes" (Eyes That Look at You: Among the Networks), a 13 minute documentary on Internet access in Cuba. The documentary points out the well known limitations on Cuban Internet access and questions...