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Monday March 15, 2010

concluded today in San Jose de las Lajas critic of Cuba Centre IV
A space for discussion and joint projects

By Jimmy Roque Martinez

Despite the difficulties, circumvented by the organizers of the event, began the morning session, with the planting of a tree nursery in San Jose. Workers involved in planting and small circle of the community. The planting was followed by games, not competitive, the project The little train. This perhaps was the most fun event where children and adults interact.

was followed in the House of the Young Creator, the panel "Impacts and dynamic media" with presentations by Isbel Diaz Torres on the impact of collective projects and Critical Monitoring Network, where they could observe the actions of the Centre and its interaction and support to other projects. Followed the presentation of Liubis González "Renunciation of image: social mediations in the symbolic representation of Che Guevara", a topic that aroused much debate about the use meaningless commodity fetishism and the image of Che.

The afternoon session, which was preceded by lunch, went to the panel presentation and self-management experiences of cultural projects, where projects were presented "Green Development in Electrical Distribution," by Erasmo Calzadilla , Ahimsa and The Ranger.

The next exhibition is about the interesting experiences Urban Task Force (GAU) of Santa Clara with the panelists Juan Camilo Quiñones, Roberto Fernández Blanco and Cardenas Lester, a group that has struggled against censorship, bureaucracy and racism the province. Tato Quiñones also gave details about the formation and actions of the Brotherhood of Negritude. These interventions sparked an interesting discussion of racial issues.

Near the end of the evening was the presentation of the "skiff. Post-event session Digital Media and Culture ", where in addition to presenting the magazine did a small sketch of the difficult preparation for the event Digital Media and Culture, held last December. Significantly Blackhat presentation of the project here, an idea that development aid of computer literacy and encourages the creation of socially useful applications.

ended activities in this House of the Young Creator with an audiovisual presentation on the project The train, as the event ended while we were on the bus back, with the presentation by Pedro Campos Santos of your digital project SPD (Participatory and Democratic Socialism) .
This experience demonstrates the necessity and possibility of increased coordination among all projects, but above all, do not stop.

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Critical Observatory 2010: second day. Critical Monitoring

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Cuba IV: Chronic Critical Observatory


Text: Dmitri Prieto Samsonov / Photo: Isbel Diaz
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The March 13, 2010, the day that marks the historic anniversary of the attack (in 1957) to the Presidential Palace by fighters of the Revolutionary Directorate, began in San Jose de las Lajas (Havana province) the Critical Monitoring IV sessions of Cuba, socio-cultural forum organized by the Red protagonist of the same name and featuring the auspices of the Hermanos Saiz Association.

In the morning session, the event focused on the experiences, studies and proposals of alternative lifestyles, more respectful of nature-based societies logical violent, authoritarian and commercial. After Dmitri Prieto Mario Castillo and present a historical overview of the Observatory, we have the presence of Tito Núñez, who together with a group of Japanese visitors were referred to the initiative of the restaurants vegetarian and organic, such as rosemary, located on sites at Las Terrazas (Pinar del Rio), which he heads and whose work was explained in detail.

followed presentations by Vanessa Vidan, Italian anthropologist who works in Cuba, about the habits of consumption in our country and its relationship to global capitalism; of Victorio Cue Villate, Cuban archaeologist, who referred to conflicts between certain practices associated with the religion of African descent and ecology, as well as the presentation of Mario Castillo about environmental anarchist Murray Bookchin. The debate revolved around the urgent need to implement productive self-management to promote healthy alternatives, organic and non-violent use and consumption of goods and generally to the satisfaction of human needs in a society that promotes emancipation. Also criticized the few possibilities for self-organization, the insufficient capacity of dialogue that social actors often have and what is necessary to contextualize anthropological research based on local and national level where they thrive. In particular, we noted an opposition to the cult of scarcity (but not thrift) as a supposed environmental virtue.

The luncheon was for basic feature that there is a vegetarian option, not only for the sake of respect to the existential choices of the participants but also as self-management experiment, because its preparation involved input from the members of our network to recognize that just be an experiment this time extension apparently was not perfect, which leads to reflect on the need to continue promoting our areas of social practices of self-organization.

In the afternoon, we started the session listening to the speeches of Charles Simon (University, culture and ideology), Zeta Dacosta (post-Soviet diaspora in Cuba) and Niley Reyes (Cultural dynamics in the Hershey plant in Santa Cruz del Norte) , all of them great burden controversy. Carlos Simón, professor at the Higher Institute of Art and founder of the Chair Haydee Santamaria, insisted from an analysis based on social history and ideas, on the urgency of changes in current approaches of university life, removing the Normalizing Cuban view individual student as "revolutionary" past the mission of promoting the community college revolution itself, from its autonomy and its role in critical theory and the search for social alternatives. Zeta

Dacosta noted the presence in Cuba of virtually invisible ethnic communities, whose origins also paradoxically the romance involved, ideology and geopolitics: the communities of immigrants and descendants of Soviet origin. Niley Reyes-student of Sociology, spoke of the past and present of batey Camilo Cienfuegos / Hershey, formed in early twentieth century about one of the most modern sugar mills owned by a U.S. company and which is currently being dismantled product changes in Cuban economic policy. In this case, there are strong feelings of nostalgia not for the capitalist system, but by a multifaceted cultural life that was lost almost all years before the plant was dismantled.

Discussions at the meeting led to reassess existing stereotypes about how they are local and ethnic communities that make up our nation, and to note the urgency of the ideological changes, experiential and motivational life of the Cuban youth to that questions of this political capital to become the revolutionary process of liberating the island and not a mere obstacle for deleterious and conservative policies.

These approaches remained present in the last session of the day, dedicated to socio-cultural studies of specific localities and creative manifestations. The scholar Ricardo Vázquez claimed the need to support the Afro-Cuban orality as part of the national literary corpus and the curriculum at different levels of education. Danay Ramos spoke of the history of cultural spaces in Santiago de Cuba, and Abreu Yenislaisy company focused on the "Light of the East", also from that city. The researcher of visual arts Ileana Orozco provided interesting analysis of these events in the city of Bayamo, where artistic discourses have prevailed based on a peculiar peripheral perception of life and the vicissitudes of history.

All these papers revealed the retention of important phenomena of domination and inequality, the urgency of subversion which insisted in the debate. The first day of IV Critical Observatory ended with the presentation of the book "Critical thinking in front of the thinking" of the German theologian Jorge Luis, Pinar del Rio and the magazine "The Drawer", published by the Association Hermanos Saiz and has a team independent editor.

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The OC 2010 started well, with some "low" (something always predictable) in a program that was not affected as many as was cargadito. The environmental theme was a success, with a lecture by Tito Núñez which aroused great controversy.

The event focused on the video room, with good participation and sharp debates with divergent views on some issues. Always a good atmosphere. Tomorrow we hope to have more than pass, and on Monday the same.

is possible that this Sunday morning we published a review of Saturday's events, written by other attendees. We were accompanied by journalists from IPS (Inter Press Service) surely provide your report.

However, providing any communication failure, here we inform program activities were completed:

Workshop "cultural ecology and ecological culture"
• Consumption, consumerism and environmental awareness in Cuba (Vanessa Corleone)
• A libertarian contribution to environmentalism: the work of Murray Bookchin (Mario Castillo)
• Religions of African descent and the Environment (Cue Victorio Villate)
• Eco-Restaurant "El Romero" (Tito Núñez)

Workshop "Experiences teaching and transformation social
• Cultural dynamics in the central Hershey of Santa Cruz del Norte (Niley Reyes Miranda) vs
• How Borsch. Melting pot? The post-Soviet diaspora in Cuba (Zeta DaCosta)
• University culture and ideology (Carlos Simon Forcade)
Panel Discussion "The critical sociocultural research and public"
• The representation of the local in the visual arts Bayamo (Ileana Orozco)
• The Light of the East Society of Santiago de Cuba: Identities, organization and historical memory (Abreu Yenislaisy Ges)
• vs. Pataki. racism, or how to bell the cat black (Ricardo Vázquez Diaz)
• Cultural spaces in Santiago de Cuba during the War of 1895 (Danay Ramos Riveri)

Publications Presentation • Presentation of the book "Critical thinking against thinking" (Jorge Luis German)
• Presentation of the journal The Drawer "and posts of Pinar del Río (Fidel Guillermo Duani)

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Thursday March 11, 2010

Critical Monitoring Program IV
FRIDAY MARCH 12 participants
· Receive
• Presentation of the Observatory historical review Critical
· Zoning
• Computer • Shows Video



SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Morning session: Workshop
"cultural ecology and ecological culture"
• Self-Management Socialism and micro and macro level (Yamila Diaz Moreno and Luis Emilio Aybar Toledo)
• Consumer consumerism and environmental awareness in Cuba (Vanessa Corleone)
• A libertarian contribution to environmentalism: the work of Murray Bookchin (Mario Castillo)
• Bioethics, environment, agro-ecology and animal (panel UNAH)
• Religions of African descent and environment (Victorio Cue Villate)
• High red asylums (Verónica Pérez: Ahimsa)
• Balance 2009 work of the Cuban Society for the Protection of Animals and Plants
• eco-restoration (Tito Núñez)
• Presentation of the book "A Wounded Deer" ecology for children (Felix Guerra)
• Presentation books, printed and audiovisual materials

Recess, snack vegetarian and posters

Workshop "Experiences pedagogical and social transformation"
• Enigma and splendor of Utopia (Rolando Bello)
• Community Transformation Project Buenavista and intercultural dialogue generation (Carla Lopez Taimi Yuliet Cruz and Garriga)
• Cultural dynamics in central Santa Cruz Hershey North (Niley Reyes Miranda)
• Challenges of social work in the city Santa Cruz del Norte (Angel Ribot) vs
• How Borsch. Melting pot? The post-Soviet diaspora in Cuba (Zeta DaCosta)

Poster Session, vegetarian tasting and lunch

Afternoon Session: Panel Discussion
"Criticism, sociocultural and public investigation"
• civil rituals and creation ( audio) visual (Ana Olema)
• The local representation of the visual arts in Bayamo (Ileana Orozco)
• University culture and ideology (Carlos Simon Forcade)
• The Light of the East Society of Santiago de Cuba: Identities, organization and historical memory (Abreu Yenislaisy Ges)
• vs. Pataki. racism, or how to bell the cat black (Ricardo Vázquez Díaz)
• Cultural spaces in Santiago de Cuba during the War of 1895 (Danay Ramos Riveri)
• Presentation of the magazine "The Drawer" and posts of Pinar del Río (Fidel Guillermo Duani)
• Workshop "making machine consciousness: the Cuban revolutionary hip hop" (ed.: René Díaz)
• Presentation of books and audiovisual materials

Eating

sample videos


Sunday, March 14 Morning Session: Presentations
and self-management experiences of sociocultural
Esquife • Project presentation (post-event session Digital Media and Culture, with 2 round tables, coordinated by project Esquife; participate: July Yuran Cabello, Alien Blackhat, Ramón García Guerra, Dmitri Prieto, Isbel Diaz, Pedro Campos Santos, Miguel Arencibia, Jorge Enrique Rodríguez, Andrés Mir)

Workshop "Impacts and dynamic media"
• Impact of projects and groups in the Critical Monitoring Network (Isbel Diaz Torres)
• End of the World What will happen in 2012? (Ruben Lomba and collective GECNA)
• Impact of the Earthquake in Haiti: tragedy, state and society (Dmitri Prieto)
• Impact of Russian culture following the Book Fair (Desiderio Navarro)
• Renunciation of image: mediations social symbolic representation of Che Guevara (Liubis González)
• Impact: Defending the socialist project (Pedro Campos Santos and Miguel Arencibia)
• Audiovisual (Jesus)
• Presentation / Performance: Aesthetics Emo (Yenisel Rodríguez and Andrés Rodríguez)
• Workshop collective impact analysis

presentations and self-management experiences of sociocultural

Seiba Seeding and vegetarian snack

Presentation Spontaneous Theater Group "Inside Body" by The Lisa (Susan)

Trencito Project Presentation (noncompetitive participatory performative action, coordinated by the project Trencito)

vegetarian tasting and lunch

Afternoon Session:
presentations and self-management experiences of sociocultural
• Presentation Green Development Project in the Electrical Distribution Havana (Erasmus Calzadilla, Ahimsa and Ranger projects)
• Presentation of the "Yes we can" (Luis Gustavo Menendez Sent)
• Presentation of experience working Urban Task Force Santa Clara (Juan Camilo Quiñones, Roberto Fernández Blanco, Lester Cardenas)
• Presentation of Emerging Media Observatory (Frency and Javier Castro) • Presentation of project
SATS States (Antonio González Rodiles)
• Presentation of publications

Eating

Sample videos


MONDAY 15 MARCH Output

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