Computer surveillance may hold the key to halting the spread of Coronavirus. For example, despite our own government’s abject failure, track-and-trace has been successful in many countries. Steve Latham However, following the law of unintended consequences, the use of technology to defeat Covid also demonstrates how the pandemic […]
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A brigade to bring people back to life
Cuba has sent some fifty emergency medicine specialists to join the battle for life in one of the Caracas (Venezuela) hospitals dedicated to caring for patients who are critically ill with COVID-19. Dailyn Ruano Martínez The group of doctors from the eighth brigade of the Ernesto Guevara contingent […]
Homer and Herodotus
The bare story of Homer’s “Odyssey” – a man returns home from the battlefield of Troy after various adventures, defeats his enemies and is reunited with his loyal wife – cannot explain the enduring appeal of Homer’s tale to readers who don’t believe in heroes and happy endings. Sean […]
A lively character that won’t die
Elpidio Valdés is his name, and he has been around for five decades. He is a timeless and original creation and is destined to leave an impression on popular culture. Liz Arianna Bobadilla Leon The mambi, independent guerrilla, manigüero*, rebel, first entered the spotlight on August 14th 1970 […]
Normal people… Normal sex?
During lockdown, old-style TV channels and new online platforms battled for ratings. In one case, the BBC scored a palpable win – Normal People, a series based on Sally Rooney’s novel. Steve Latham Hailed, in initial reviews, as an insightful perspective on how millennials navigate inter-personal relationships, it […]
















