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Cultural events on historical memory and literature
Overview
Cultural institutions in Spain, Cuba, Mexico, and Chile are hosting various exhibitions and events centered on historical memory and literature.
In Spain, an immersive video titled ‘Del Olvido a la Luz’ explores the democratic memory of Seville from 1936 to 2026, addressing the impact of the 1936 coup and the region’s mass graves. Simultaneously, an interactive exhibition in Camagüey, Cuba, titled ‘Cien veces Fidel’ uses multimedia to document Fidel Castro’s visits and influence on local institutions between 1959 and 2016.
In Mexico, the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) has organized a series of virtual talks with Cuban narrators as a precursor to upcoming in-person sessions in Mexico City. In Chile, the Teatro Camilo Henríquez is presenting ‘Crónicas de reporteros’, a production that reconstructs journalistic experiences and testimonies from the military dictatorship era, specifically focusing on the ‘Caso Quemados’ and other milestones from the 1970s through the 1990s.
Entities
Union de Periodistas de Cuba · Teatro Camilo Henríquez · Camagüey · Rialta · Sevilla
Timeline
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10 days ago
[CULTURE] 8 sourcesCultural events highlight Cuban literature and Chilean historical memoryCultural programs are highlighting Cuban contemporary literature via UNAM virtual talks and revisiting Chilean journalistic history through theatrical performances at Teatro Camilo Henríquez.
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about 1 month ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesSeville and Camagüey host historical memory exhibitionsCultural exhibitions in Seville and Camagüey explore historical memory, focusing on Spain's democratic history and Fidel Castro's legacy in Cuba through immersive media and archival collections.
Sources
cecla.uchile.cl · elclarin.cl · finde.latercera.com · latercera.com · mediabanco.com · perfil.com · rialta.org · tiemposur.com.ar