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Martí and the Age of Empires
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At the end of the afternoon, in the interior portal of the Center for Martian Studies (CEM) there is a quiet dream. The large garden of the house, where José Martí’s son lived, absorbs the noise of the Vedado habanero; and in the surroundings only the murmur of the birds is heard. In the middle of that stillness, Pedro Pablo Rodríguez (Havana, 1946) reclines on one of the sofas of the gallery. A few hours ago ended an international event where h…
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