Tag: Basques in Cuba
Hemingway and the Basques he chased Nazi subs with in Cuba...
BBC Mundo tells the war story of Ernest Hemingway and a group of Basques fighting Nazis and fascists in Cuba during the Second World War
The Havana street that still (in practice) bears the name of...
One of the main streets in Havana, Agramonte, is still known by its original name, Zulueta, a Basque slave trader who moved to Cuba
The Deep Basque Imprint in Cienfuegos, Cuba
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
The presence and influence of the Basques in Cuba, as in the rest of Latin America, has not...
A new Cuban bar will soon be opening in New Orleans,...
We were shocked. Is there a “Basque style” of preparing cocktails? We had no idea, and discovering these kinds of stories is one of...
Pedro Baigorri, the Basque rebel who cooked for Franco, was chef...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Today, we’re talking about a research article published by journalist and filmmaker Unai Aranzadi about a Basque who...
The Francoist ambassador of Basque origin who faced up to Fidel...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
This time, we’re bringing you a curious story of “Basques in the World”, one almost as incredible as...
A book on the Basque presence in Cuba
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
This isn’t the first time we’ve spoken about books on the presence, and influence, of Basques in Cuba....
From Cuba: “I don´t just imagine my Basque land, I feel...
This article was tranlated by Iustrans
Throughout the history of our website we have been researching the presence of Basques in Cuba, as well as...
The Havana Jai Alai, the Tree of Guernica, and Cuban Independence...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
There are times we find a loose thread in an article, and when we pull on it a...
The Havana Wedding of a Friend of Hemingway’s, Officiated by the...
They say an amazing story is just the antechamber to an even more amazing story. The other day, we posted one of those entries...