José Martí’s Canarian family
Although I knew that I would not find the exact place where Antonio Pérez Monzón was born, I was excited ...
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José Martí’s black mother in Ybor City
They say that she asked to be buried with a photo of Martí in which he had written the following ...
I also dreamed one day…
Once I wrote a story in which Martí (I am referring to José Martí, the National Hero, sorry if I ...
Finally, who are we all? José Martí and the democratic republic in Cuba
In February 1905 the statue of José Martí, which to this day presides over Havana’s Parque Central, was placed. A ...
Fraternity, that ghost. The Cuban Republic in José Martí
The Ode to Joy, by Friedrich von Schiller, was first published in 1786. It reads: “Joy, thou beauteous godly lightning, ...
The apostle’s blood
Marti's life and death are a mystery to Cubans. A man of the second half of the 19th century rules ...
Aged ink: Martí, from the cloud to the microbe
One hundred and sixty-seven years after his birth, José Martí is still an expanding universe. His immense, portentous work, still ...
The man from Ybor City
He had arrived in the emerging city, founded shortly before by Cuban, Spanish and Italian immigrants around tobacco factories. By ...
Change in U.S. policy toward Cuba “already being felt”
The first adverse effects of the change in U.S. policy toward Cuba “is already being felt,” Josefina Vidal, general director ...
“That mystery that accompanies us”
According to José Lezama Lima, José Martí (1853-1895) is a mystery that accompanies us. More than a century after the ...
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