Titlebook: Caviar with Rum; Cuba-USSR and the Po Jacqueline Loss (associate professor of Latin Amer Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature

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Introductionle impact of their ties to them. . is the first collection to examine how the interaction between Cuba and the Soviet Union is remembered today within distinct disciplines by participants and professional observers. The chapters bring to life how and why, these days, artists, writers, and politician

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The Rebel Children of the Cuban Revolution: Notes on the History of “Cuban Sots Art”ation of “failed utopias” 1 or “rebel children,” an artistic movement I consider to be one of the most important in twentieth-century Cuba. Given that the current of reform initiated by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Union was not officially welcomed, Cuban reception of perestroika took place throu

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Around the Sun: The Adventures of a Wayward Satellitemust take into account a basic fact, namely, Cuba’s persistent tendency toward exceptionalism. A fair amount of historical materialism’s teleological efforts, tested out with all the passion that the discussion of subjects in academies and institutes in Havana and Moscow, Santiago, or Minsk allowed,