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Iván de la Nuez

Cuba: A Protest Anticipated by Art

Cuba: A Protest Anticipated by Art

The protests that took place on July 11 in Cuba were neither convened by artists nor led by intellectuals nor conceived by a laboratory of aesthetic drives. They were popular demonstrations that evinced an extreme situation marked by political immobility, economic inefficacy, the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, growing
Iván de la Nuez Aug 19, 2021
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