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Remembering La Primavera Negra

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By: Anna Kushner | March 18, 2013

Translator and former PEN Freedom to Write Program Coordinator Anna Kushner looks back on the moments, and years, following Cuba's Black Spring. More

Past and Present: Living, Not Forgetting

Advocacy

By: Normando Hernández González | March 18, 2013

Writer, journalist, and former political prisoner Normando Hernández González reflects on the 10-year anniversary of Cuba's notorious Black Spring. More

Normando Hernández González | Status: Released | Cuba

Normando Hernández González is a Cuban writer and independent journalist imprisoned during Cuba's Black Spring on March 18, 2003. He was released in a wave of amnesty on July… More

Tenth Journalist Released, Exiled to Spain

Rapid ActionJuly 27, 2010

International PEN is pleased to note that four more Cuban independent journalists imprisoned since 2003 have been released, making a total of 10 freed since July 12, 2010. More

Remembering La Primavera Negra

Past and Present: Living, Not Forgetting

Normando Hernández González | Status: Released | Cuba

Tenth Journalist Released, Exiled to Spain

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A Letter from the President of PEN America: American Authors Demand a Second Draft of PEN America, and the World in Which We Write

Response to Prism Reports Article Raising Concern Over Cash Prize Money Delays for Prize-Winning Incarcerated Writers

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PEN America: USC Decision to Cancel Valedictorian’s Graduation Speech Amounts to “Heckler’s Veto”