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day 2010: Observatory torn







Composition: Armando Chaguaceda-Report Jimmy Diaz Roque & Isbel

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)