Archive for Patricia Linderman
La Lucha: The Human Cost of Economic Repression in Cuba
Patricia Linderman is a writer and translator currently living in Leipzig, Germany. As I opened the gate of the high security fence around my yard in Havana, a black woman in her 30s glanced left and right and quickly wheeled her rusty Chinese bicycle inside. Her name was Marta, and she was wearing a pair [...]
1May2000 | Patricia Linderman | 4 comments | Continued-
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The Problem with Privatization
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