Operation Pedro News Today

From the February 2024 issue of Notes from the Horn Book.

Eight Fernadez brothers and sisters were part of the clandestine exodus from communist Cuba in 1960 that became known as Operation Pedro Pan. One of the...

A report by Erica Nahmad for Be Latina. The life of Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta was cut tragically short after her untimely death in 1985 at 36. At the time of her death, her husband, fellow artist and sculptor Carl Andre was accused of pushing her out of a window of their 34th-floor apartment in…

George Landini interviews Coro de silencio [Choir of Silence] author Roberto Rodríguez [see previous posts Film: Roberto Rodríguez Díaz’s “Coro de Silencio” and New Book: Roberto Rodríguez’s “Coro de silencio” (Choir of Silence)] whose book was adapted to film in 2013. Landini writes: The purpose of this meeting [in a crowded café in Old San Juan] is…

From our Bureau of Hellish Hypocrisy Involving Church and State with some assistance from our Bureau of Painfully Inappropriate and Loathsome Shepherding Assignments Yesterday's revolting event at Father Varela's Church of the Transfiguration defies description. Its multiple layers of symbolic meaning seem so infinite, too, and so offensive, that one is forced to meditate on

This summer, a podcast series from the National Air and Space Museum discusses Operation Pedro Pan, Latino Futurism and “Star Wars”

The Alan S. Becker and Gary A. Poliakoff Preeminent Leaders in Law Speaker Series to host a conversation with Justice John D. Couriel.

The Flagler Film Festival returned to Palm Coast after a five-year hiatus, with 44 independent, mostly short and mostly small-budget films.

The theatrical memoir makes its world premiere at Theater for a New City.

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