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YEAR X NO 3 MAR 4, 2020 HAVANA, CUBA ISSN 2224-5707 Price: 1.00 CUC / 1.00 USD / 1.20 CAN 60th Anniversary of La Coubre: U.S. Terrorism in Cuba P. 3 Cuba-U.S. Spotlight Cubans in the U.S. Against the Travel Havana’s Delightful International Ban Book Fair P. 4 P. 7 The Caribbean Photo Feature Sports Venezuela Withstands Varadero: A Prime Beach Cuban Baseball Sets Sights Coercive Measures Resort on 2020 Olympics P. 9 P. 11 P. 15 2 TOURISM SANTIAGO DE CUBA The Ever Hospitable City Text & Photos RobertoF.CAMPOS important ecological site in the area, which visitors can access after climbing 450 steps. The rock has an estimated weight of about HAVANA.- While surrounded by incredible 70,000 tons, which sits beautifully over a mountains, the city of Santiago de Cuba is vast mountainous valley. as cosmopolitan as the Cuban capital and In fact, the province has a virgin landscape other large tourist cities in the country. This that can be appreciated in the Sierra city, however, also encompasses charms Maestra mountain range, where thousand- that are connected to its history, culture year-old trees and enchanting green and environment. foliage transport visitors to another world. Many of the travelers that come to Cuba, That foliage is also a distinctive feature of especially from Europe and Canada, take natural parks such as the Baconao, which great interest in knowing the religious roots includes a beach area, tourist centers, the and the traditions of this part of Cuba, making Sculptures Promenade and the Prehistoric the region a must in their vacation plans. Valley – the latter, a site in which cement At present, visitors can enjoy a variety of dinosaurs show how life once was on Earth. options, including hotels such as the Meliá Other establishments include the Club Santiago, in the city center, or El Saltón, in Amigo Carisol-Los Corales Hotel and many the heart of the Sierra Maestra mountains. other attractions along the sea. Well-known personalities and ordinary Another important place to visit, regardless people join the list of visitors to this part of religious beliefs, is the Basílica del Cobre, a of the country, which always extends its church located about 18 kilometers from the friendly hand, because as an old saying province’s capital, near an open copper mine. goes: this is an ever hospitable city. Religious Cuban people of different beliefs, Santiago de Cuba is considered the including santeros– with roots in Western country’s most Caribbean city, also African traditions – are among visitors proving to be the hottest, with summer interested in experiencing the architectural temperatures over 35 degrees Celsius. masterpiece. Founded in 1515 by colonial conqueror European influences present in Santiago Diego Velásquez, it was the first capital include Spanish craftiness, Italian lyricism and archbishopric of Cuba, preserving its and French elegance, which complement historical and cultural charm ever since. the Cabildos de la nación (Carabalí This city is located in the middle of the associations). mountains and for this reason, it is full of Cabildos were a result of enslaved Africans’ steep streets, including the famous Padre rich traditions and culture, the tumba Pico, which is a long 45-degree slope francesa (French drums) and the colonato. staircase that appears all over tourist Those three ingredients had a huge postcards. influence on the creation of son and The province, which extends over six bolero– the latter, by Pepe Sánchez. thousand square kilometers, has a Back in 1920, the conga and comparsa population of 1,027,912 inhabitants, grew stronger, giving their way to son, according to official data. It is a highly and names such as the Trio Matamoros industrial area, known in the colonial time emerged, among others. Other outstanding for the presence of gold and afterwards for names of the region include that of the its copper and coffee. deceased Compay Segundo, who was born The heat is felt at all times, even during the in Santiago. mild Cuban winters, as average minimum Music, traditions, landscapes and history go temperatures range from 20 to 24 degrees hand in hand in Santiago, an area in which Celsius, with a maximum range from 30 the revolutionary processes also emerged, to 33, and levels of humidity around 74 going from the war of independence in percent. 1868 to the Cuban Revolution in 1959. When visiting Santiago, going to La Gran Santiago is therefore a special, colorful and Piedra (The Big Rock) is a must. Located about diverse experience, where visitors can take 1,125 meters over sea level, it’s the most delight in all that the city offers SOCIETY.HEALTH & SCIENCE.POLITICS.CULTURE ENTERTAINMENT.PHOTO FEATURE.ECONOMY SPORTS.AND MORE President: Luis Enrique González. Art Direction: Anathais Rodríguez Printing: Imprenta Federico Engels Information Vice President: Moisés Pérez Mok Graphic Designers: Fernando Fernandez Tito Publisher: Agencia Informativa Latinoamericana, Editorial Vice President: Lianet Arias Chief Graphic Editor: Francisco González Prensa Latina, S.A. Chief Editor: Roberto García Hernández Assistant Staff: Yaimara Portuondo Calle E, esq. 19 No. 454, Vedado, La Habana-4, Cuba. English Editor: Mitra Ghaffari Advertising: René García Telephone: (53)7838-3496 / 7832-3578 Translation: Dayamí Interian/ Yanely Interián Circulation: Commercial Department. Fax: (53)7833-3068 E-mail: [email protected] CUBA 3 60th Anniversary of La Coubre: U.S. Terrorism in Cuba By ElizabethBORREGO HAVANA.-The tragedy that rocked Havana on March 4, 1960 proved that the United States’ intentions went far beyond just stopping the emerging Revolution. With the explosion of the French Steamship La Coubre, 60 years ago, the Cuban people corroborated Washington’s warmongering intentions. In addition to Ernesto Che Guevara’s firm expression, immortalized by photographer Alberto Korda, and the cry of “Homeland or Death!” uttered by Fidel Castro the next day, that tragedy left asimilar lesson as the many other sabotages that occurred before the failed Bay of Pigs invasionin Girón in April 1961. Internet Around 15:00, local time, the first explosion blew up nearly 31 tons of grenades and 44 tons of ammunition PHOTOS: that the steamship had carried from the Amberes Port of Belgium to Cuba, its final destination. “HOMELAND OR DEATH!” “Freedom means much more now. Freedom means The genocidal character of the action was confirmed One day after the catastrophe, a mass burial gathered Havana Homeland and our fight will be Homeland or Death!” he with the second explosion, when the aid corps, firemen residents at the intersection of the streets 23rd and 12th stated. and the Revolutionary Police had arrived at the site to -close to the Colon Cemetery- to bid farewell to the victims. La Coubre ship used to set sail with 35 crew members assist the first round of affected people. The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel and made stops in Bremen, Hamburg and Liverpool. The final number of victims shook the country: 101 Castro, then showed evidence of the U.S. government’s According to various pieces of information, the Central people dead, including six French sailors and eight Spanish involvement in the crime, and said the words that became Intelligence Agency (CIA) prepared what Cuban authorities port workers, and 400 others injured or disabled for life. iconic, calling for the Cuban people’s resilience: called sabotage in one of those locations. Evidence disclosed by Fidel Castro himself exposed the complicity of the U.S. agencies held responsible for the explosion. The objective was to interrupt the supply of arms and ammunitions from third party countries and leave Cuba defenseless in the face of the increasing hostility. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique (alsoknown as French Line), which owned the ship at the time of the explosion, still has the French dossier with investigations in a safe. The release of the juridical services of the ship’s last owners is restricted for 150years. However, the truth is a transparent secret: the sabotage was orchestrated and led by U.S. intelligence services, as denounced by the Cuban authorities. University 2020: In the Face of Neoliberalism By MarioMUÑOZ HAVANA.- The Sustainable Development of the Sustainable Development Goals, Goals of the 2030 agenda, as well as the which are interconnected with the National global impact of neoliberal policies, marked Economic and Social Development Plan the atmosphere of the 12th International (PNDES) as of 2030. University Congress 2020, held February Cuba’s Deputy Minister of Higher 10-14 at Havana’s Convention Center. Education, Alicia Alonso Becerra, said Over 2,000 delegates from 50 countries that education is connected to SDG 4 got together to share experiences and to ensure inclusive, equal and quality good practices, but also to discuss the education and to promote learning major issues affecting higher education opportunities for all. throughout the world, many proving to be She stated that universities train consequences of neoliberal policies and J.M.Muñoa professionals in diverse fields of the global economic crisis. development, and they are in charge of Regarding this topic, Brazilian PHOTOS: implementing the commitments of the 17 theologian Frei Betto was categorical: Latin SDGs contained in the 2030 Agenda. America and the Caribbean have no chance Meanwhile, Spanish journalist and fundamental, as they have headed She stressed that the fields of study at achieving sustainable development in professor Ignacio Ramonet stated that campaigns for their rights and global and development at Cuban universities the framework of the capitalist system. the world panorama in recent years has causes. are linked to practically all the SDGs and “A century would be necessary to been characterized by a “general rebellion,” Ramonet warned that the world is are directly connected with the six main eradicate poverty, not the ten years the UN with uprisings that affect both first world experiencing a transcendental moment objectives of the National Economic and has set as goal to solve these problems,” countries and developing nations.
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    AGO. 2019 2019-2020 EDICIÓN ESPECIAL DIRECCIÓN GENERAL Ricardo Valdivia Dariagna Steyners DISEÑO Ricardo Valdivia Hola novena de campeonato: Dariagna Steyners COLABORACIONES Fernando Martínez Martí Inicia la edición número 59 de nuestra Serie Nacional de Béis- Calixto N. Llanes bol (SNB), y a pesar de la actuación del equipo Cuba de pelota ......................................... en los Juegos Panamericanos de Lima 2019, quisimos hacer algo distinto, algo que hasta donde conocemos no se ha hecho con el [email protected] mayor espectáculo deportivo en la Isla: una guía de los 16 equi- www.scoresportmagazine.com pos participantes. La actuación de la anterior temporada, el manager, la principal Score Sport Magazine figura, la nómina del conjunto, su estadio y la posible alineación titular son los aspectos que figuran en cada perfil de equipo. Nos impulsó la idea mostrar más, mucho más de lo que conse- guimos; la dificultad para obtener imágenes de alta calidad, esta- dísticas actualizadas y confiables, nos forzó a buscar alternativas, dejando entrever, como ya se está haciendo costumbre otras de las tantas carencias de lo que se supone sea el mayor evento de nuestro deporte nacional dentro de nuestras fronteras. De cual- quier manera, la SNB se merece mucho más que esto. Esperamos que para la segunda etapa la propuesta sea mucho mejor y más FUENTES: beisbolcubano.cu, completa. EcuRed, Granma, Radio Rebelde, Radio Bayamo, JIT, Cubadebate, Sin más deseo de que esta edición especial les resulte útil y beisbolencuba.com, Radio Cadena atractiva, nos despedimos hasta nuestro próximo lanzamiento. Agramonte, ACN, Periódico 26, alamy.com y La Demajagua.