Who was Carlota?

Carlota, also known as La Negra Carlota, was a Cuban slave woman of Yoruba origin. She was one of the 3 leaders of a slave rebellion in Cuba during the 'Year of the Lash' in 1843-1844 and was killed. Carlota led the slave uprising of the sugar mill "Triunvirato" in the province of Matanzas (Cuba) on November 5, 1843.

Interview with Cuban Culture Minister Abel Prieto on reading

Perhaps Abel Prieto is one of the most accessible ministers of the Cuban government. He appears in every corner of the cultural world. He moves with the confidence of someone who is comfortable anywhere. I once saw him in Pogolotti, where I live, at a comedy show with local people.
At this year's book fair he could be spotted at the fort. Walking the cobblestone streets with his impeccable dark suit. Crossing from hall to hall, event to event, with the fluency of good prose.
Abel Prieto does not put up barriers. When you approach him, he sketches a smile and extends his hand (the politician's specialism), and in speaking he shows he is thinking. When he approaches, he asks for your name, and then, when he talks, he uses your name.

Giving young emerging artists a voice

They say that a young organization cannot become staid. That its art is avant-garde and that the term "young" inherently means defiant, innovative, transgressor. They say that, after turning 30, a young organization should then (re) think, see if time has not dented in their actions. But how do you achieve that? How can you not repeat yourself?