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Cuba redobla el acoso a quienes piden libertades creativas después de diálogo 'inédito' con artistas

  • Written by María Isabel Alfonso, Professor of Spanish, St. Joseph's College of New York
Cuba redobla el acoso a quienes piden libertades creativas después de diálogo 'inédito' con artistasLos manifestantes fuera del Ministerio de Cultura en la Habana, Cuba, 27 de noviembre, 2020. Yamil Lage/AFP via Getty Images

Artistas e intelectuales cubanos lograron sentarse a dialogar con el gobierno en inusual reclamo de libertades. Fueron escuchados, pero a esto ha seguido una fuerte ola de control represivo.

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