The exhibition Síndrome del misterio by Fernando Reyna, and a concert by Venezuelan band La Dimensión Latina this Thursday, September 3, at the National Theater’s Avellaneda Hall, will open the second edition of the Habanarte Festival, which will run until the 13th of this month.

Buenos Aires - The Cultural Center of Cooperation hosts the exhibition "Chronicle of an unforgettable day," showing some moments of the speech by Fidel Castro in 2003 from the stairs of the Faculty of Law at the University of Buenos Aires.

The exhibition, to be opened until September 6, was presented yesterday night by the institution´s assistant director, Horacio Lopez; Cuban ambassador, Orestes Perez; and Jorge Anro, leader of the workers' union at the university center, who was one of the organizers of that event 12 years ago.

Panamá-Popular author-singer Rubén Blades of Panama, affirmed that presidential candidate for the U.S. Republican Party, Donald Trump, embodies "the worst that exists in the noble country of the North."
In a letter published today in his website under the title "Trumpadas", interpreter of Pedro Navaja, among other musical hits, affirmed that bnot only U.S. citizens are the ones supporting his stupidity, but also Latins or descendants who are hypnotized by Donaldâ material success think "the rich do not need to steal."

Madrid - Films from Cuba, Mexico and Argentina will compete with nine other countries in the 14th International Student Film Festival in San Sebastian, Spain, organizers said.

Among those selected for the contest are El Enemigo (the enemy), by Ademar Matias, of the International School of Film and Television (EICTV of Cuba), filmed in the context of the campaign against the dengue transmitter mosquito, in Havana.

The Cuban National Ballet, directed by prima ballerina assoluta Alicia Alonso, dedicates today the premiere of the piece entitled "Vilma" to the 55th anniversary of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC). The Teatro Nacional de Cuba's Avellaneda hall in the capital will host the performance, with choreography by Eduardo Blanco and inspired in the life of one of the heroines of the Cuban Revolution, Vilma Espin.

Santiago, Chile - Miguel Barnet, multifaceted figure of Cuban culture and winner of many international awards, analyzed positively today the restoration of his country's relations with the United States.

In an exclusive interview with Prensa Latina, the current president of the National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) stressed that those ties should be designed with equality, mutual respect, and balance.