Although the news of its launch has already occupied the main headlines in the national press, the application X Cuba - created by a multidisciplinary team of the Marta Abreu Central University of Las Villas -, is an essential tool to fully comprehend the political and electoral system of the largest Antillean archipelago, in times where we have already been called to general elections by the Council of State.

Convinced that improvisation was always at the heart of the rostrum, Cuban poet and improviser Héctor Gutiérrez Jiménez proudly received the Distinction for National Culture last May.

She began to exhibit in 1932 and did so constantly until the very year of her death. "Diana" was her first exhibition, a work in platinum plaster that suggested a start full of future.

Of that literary group, the Argentine poet Alfonsina Storni stands out for ithers modern expression; she was born on May, 1892 in Sala Capriasca, Switzerland, exactly 125 years ago.

Through the words and thoughts of personalities of politics and culture, Martí has been remembered for centuries. Today his legacy remains, especially in times of imperial fury.

Recognized as the first Cuban dancer and choreographer with a syncretic work that combined national and foreign elements, Alberto Alonso is undoubtedly a leading figure in the history of dance on the Caribbean island, as well as one of its most outstanding personalities of international renown.

From the earliest childhood he envelops and surrounds us, not from the stony figure or the official homage, but in every glimpse of his life and work we have understood the mysterious body of the Fatherland or our own soul.

Due to a great extent to the ideaesthetic wealth, sensibility, intelligence, trade and intellectual honesty of the Mexican writer Elena Poniatowska, her figure and work have captivated the most diverse admirers.