“Bring it on” is the new album from the trio Trad.Attack! It is a mixture of Estonian folklore with electronic music, drums, synchronised rhythms, violin, Estonian bagpipes, electric guitar solos and pop-folk. The authors want go beyond all borders but without forgetting their roots. Estonia’s power trio: Sandra Vabarna, […]
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Assange incarcerated: an attack on human dignity and the press
This is the story of how the American CIA frustrated the plan to liberate the founder of WikiLeaks. Everything is contained in a video which has been seen around the world. This video, published by daily newspaper El Pais, reveals the ordeal that the founder of WikiLeaks, […]
The scream and the smile
“My guy”, the first of the short stories in Izumi Suzuki’s collection “Hit parade of tears”, is a love story about a young woman and an extra-terrestrial. Sean Sheehan This could be too kooky for its own good but the tale is as convincing as it is affective. […]
A troubadour with humour and love
Without going to university or studying music in an academy, he became the “Greatest minstrel of the Cuban Trova” and the king of the “double meaning”. And he bequeathed 31 fun and loving compositions to the culture of his homeland and to Cuba. María de Lourdes Legrá Faustino […]
Cavafy: Exquisite and cryptic poetry
A victim of homophobia, warmongering and the cancer that pursued him until he succumbed, Constantine P. Cavafy (1863 – 1933) is a famed Greek-language poet whose work was barely read during his own lifetime. Despite which, his greatness would come to be widely recognised. Antonio Paneque Brizuela Ignored […]
















