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Cuba Grants Scholarships to 200 Palestinian Students in Medical Fields

February 6, 2025
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Decades of solidarity between the countries strengthen through educational partnerships. On 14 September 2024, the Cuban government announced 200 fully paid scholarships for Palestinian students to pursue medical education on their island. The initiative was unveiled by Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel during a meeting with Palestinian Ambassador Dr. Akram Mohammad Samhan, who is concluding his diplomatic mission in Havana….

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The Role of Orunmila: The Messenger of Wisdom

November 25, 2024
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Orunmila is an integral figure in Yoruba spirituality. He is the cornerstone of Ifa. Known as the deity of wisdom, knowledge, and divination, Orunmila acts as a bridge between the human world and the divine. But who is Orunmila, and why is his role so essential in Ifa? Here is his story, his teachings, and how his wisdom continues…

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Ifa and the Diaspora: Preserving Yoruba Spirituality

November 23, 2024
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| Ifa and African Culture

The story of Ifa’s journey across the Atlantic is as much a tale of survival as it is a celebration of tenacity. Forced migration during the transatlantic slave trade tore millions of Africans from their homeland, scattering them across the Americas. Yet, amid the trauma, Yoruba spirituality—rooted in the Ifa system—persisted, evolving into forms that continue to thrive today….

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Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week. Here’s what to know

November 14, 2024
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Tropical Depression 19 expected to become tropical storm Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week as Tropical Depression 19 is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean. As of now, the future of what could be Sara is going to be highly dependent on how much the system interacts with Central America and the…

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Breaking News: UN General Assembly Overwhelmingly Votes to End U.S. Embargo on Cuba

October 30, 2024
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The United Nations General Assembly has reaffirmed its stance against the U.S. embargo on Cuba, with 187 nations voting to lift the economic, commercial, and financial blockade that has been in place since 1962. Only the United States and Israel opposed the resolution, while Moldova abstained and Ukraine did not vote. This annual resolution reflects longstanding ideological divisions dating…

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HAITIAN VODOU: SUMMONING THE SPIRITS

October 9, 2024
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Written by The Outpost on April 30, 2013 Watch an excerpt from Maya Deren’s insightful and ground breaking documentary on Haitian Vodou filmed in 1947, as well as read about this beautiful way of living, serving, and connecting with the universal and multi-faceted powers, for people from the West African diaspora and beyond. Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti explores the Vodou religion of Haiti, filmed…

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Demystifying Ifa Oracle: A Deep Dive Into Ancient Divination

October 9, 2024
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Staffed, dressed in white, draped in intricate beads, cowries, a snail, seashell and traditional attire, the Obatala Image below embodies the ancient Yoruba Ifa spiritual tradition. Not only does this image represent a unique way of life, but it also symbolizes a culture that spans centuries. Rooted in wisdom and spirituality, this tradition bridges the physical and the spiritual….

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Embargo and Embers (A Dramatic Conversation Between a U.S. Child and a Cuban Child)

October 9, 2024
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U.S. Child:Hello? Hola?Is this Cuba? I’m calling from the Land of the Free.Can you hear me? Cuban Child:Sí, I hear you. From the Land of the Blockade,Where the sky is still blue, but our roads—they crackAnd some medicines—we lack.What do you need? U.S. Child:Oh, nothing much. Just curious—We heard you’re surviving…(Shuffles feet awkwardly)Despite, you know, what my country’s been…

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