Elizabeth Dore

Elizabeth Dore is author of Cuban Lives: What Difference Did a Revolution Make? (Verso Books, 2017). She is Professor Emeritus of Latin American Studies, University of Southampton. ed2@soton.ac.uk. The oral history project is under the auspices of the University of Southampton in the UK, and the Centro Nacional de Educación Sexual (CENESEX) in Cuba, whose Director is Mariela Castro Espín.

Distintas generaciones de cubanos recuerdan a Fidel Castro

Dependiendo, más que nada, de su edad, los cubanos que viven en Cuba, adoran a Fidel Castro a pesar de todos sus defectos, o lo odian, o son plenamente indiferentes. English

By Elizabeth Dore

/ 16 Dec 2016

Cubans of different generations remember Fidel Castro

Whether Cubans on the island worship Fidel Castro despite all his flaws, loathe him, or are frankly indifferent depends more than anything else on their age. Español

By Elizabeth Dore

/ 30 Nov 2016

The Pope and Raúl Castro: rubbing along

Where was God’s supposed representative on earth when his people needed him? He was doing what his hosts wanted him to do, and he was minding his own business.

By Elizabeth Dore

/ 2 Apr 2012