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'Shōgun,' James Clavell's novel brought to life by a passionate historian and traditional theater actors | Culture - Vimarsana News

'Shōgun,' James Clavell's novel brought to life by a passionate historian and traditional theater actors | Culture

The ambitious FX historical series, available on Hulu in the U.S., is set in the time of the samurai and tells the story of courtly intrigue and a throne at stake. Matters are complicated even further by the arrival of the British and Western capitalism in Medieval Japan

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Reports from Cuba: With friends like this, the die is cast for Cuba - Vimarsana News

Reports from Cuba: With friends like this, the die is cast for Cuba

Javier Prada writes from Havana via CubaNet: For Cuba, the Die is Cast with Friends …

'Your paradise, my prison': Cubans protest Spain's El Pais newspaper for promoting tourism to Cuba – Babalú Blog - Vimarsana News

'Your paradise, my prison': Cubans protest Spain's El Pais newspaper for promoting tourism to Cuba – Babalú Blog

Cuban exiles in Spain gathered in front of the headquarters of Spain's El Pais …

For Cuba, the Die is Cast with Friends Like This - Vimarsana News

For Cuba, the Die is Cast with Friends Like This

Cuba finds itself in deplorable conditions due to a system that is incapable of renewing itself, and also because of opinion-makers who do not acknowledge the inhumanity that the Cuban regime creates.

"Your Paradise, My Prison": Cuban Activists Demonstrate in Front of the Spanish Daily Newspaper "El País" Headquarters - Vimarsana News

"Your Paradise, My Prison": Cuban Activists Demonstrate in Front of the Spanish Daily Newspaper "El País" Headquarters

Several activists who are exiled in Spain addressed a letter of protest to “El País” for promoting tourism instead of the “legitimate aspirations for freedom and democracy” of the Cuban people.