The UCI aims to bring together developers from different institutions and independent passionate about the creation of fun, creative and experimental video-games. The developments will focus on prototypes and demonstrations of physical or digital games.
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The development of video games in Cuba represents a fundamental area in the country’s computerization policy, an essential issue in today’s society, with entertainment and educational uses.
The majority of Cuban-produced video games are created for environmental, educational, therapeutic, mental agility, and knowledge purposes, aimed at a range of users, although the focus is on younger generations.
The priority of this industry is to create new, higher quality video games, despite the challenges associated with promotion and distribution on any of the current platforms. Progress has been made, but remains insufficient, explained Luis Enrique Cubela González, head of Computing at the Animation Studios of the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry (ICAIC), speaking on the Mesa Redonda television program.
By CubaxDentro
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Donald Trump did not win for the majority support of the voters of his country, because he was the favorite of the transnationals, or the press, not even for being well seen in his own party, but thanks to the enormous fragmentation of American society.
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Original Post Translated & Post by @CubanWindow: Proyecto Varela, the story of a failure
In 1998, Oswaldo Paya Sardiñas, who led the controversial Christian Liberation Movement in Cuba, who was poor in membership and without no link with others counter revolutionary groups, were encouraged by the United States and introduced a bill entitled Proyecto Varela.
Continue reading “Cuba decided to walk a different course in 1959”
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The name Eyeife comes from Yoruba and its meaning is related to one of the signs that are used for the divination with coconuts in Afro Cuban religion Santeria, and has to do with the balance between positive and negative energies. Mauricio Abad, artistic director of the festival, said the event wants new generations to know more about the African roots of Cuban culture. To give them these sounds through the music of the digital age, is an intelligent way.
Continue reading “#Eyeife: Electronic Music + African Roots = Cuban Culture”
“I can assure you that we have never lacked the smile and the joy”, Rafael Cedeño Salazar, 26 years old.
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Translate From the Original post in Youth Rebel by Osviel Castro Medel
In the middle of the night, when the first daily thunders still do not ring, the city winks and whispers secrets; comes to tell him, figuratively, that admires him.
The city often seen him beat the rooster clock and has been dazzled by his ability to sweat, sweat, the daily impurities.
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Another goal scored against those who continue to draw the beautiful island as a missing point on the map of the social digital dynamics.
Reflejos (Reflections) is a platform created under the .cu domain (cubava.cu), from 100 x 100 Cuban servers that users can access freely and at no cost from the Youth Computer Club or other device and in which they have a space to share opinions, interests and needs in text format, images and videos, far from the censorship that other platforms apply to the bloggers who try to share their truth from the island, the truth that the big media hide us, which has no echo in the networks.
It is a tool designed and programmed by the Clubs themselves based on the content management made available to Cuban Internet users.
You can search for real cubans blogs from A to Z …. HERE
Recommend: Arte Comic – Magazine and digital platform dedicated to promote the comic as an art, its development in Cuba and other areas of the planet, as well as the JORNADAS ARTECÓMIC event, the only convention dedicated to the ninth art on the island.
Post By @CubanWindow summary of the Original: Fifteen ways young people can (or want to) change their world / Susana Gómes Bugallo via Youth Rebels
“There is a group of young people who feel that their space of action is limited and that all they can do is question things.
They are more focused on the debate, what is happening and how much it impacts.
What they can do is related to debate with a lot of criticism, something that is good … although these concerns do not pass for themselves, but for what is outside, and do not worry about how much they can do to change that, but to recognize how much can others make that make decisions, as if we were not part of that other. “….continues below, following the comments of the young (1)
What do you do every day to change the world, society or your nearest environment?…… out into the streets, trying to get the young people involved in a dialogue …
(Melina Iturriaga, University student)
We are preparing to understand the country and be able to help it in the future.
First you have to understand the current problems, then project yourself into the future, because if you do not understand where you live, you can do nothing to change it.
That is why I am very interested in social problems, structure, power relations and how to contribute to a more democratic and participatory society in which social inclusion is even greater.
(Rocío Montes, student of History)
I think studying is a good way to change society, especially when we see the difficulties of training because, with the rise of self-employment, many people are leaving the university and opting for immediate work. The most important in this stage is the study and the professional improvement. I do this for myself and for my society. Because not only waiters are needed, but also philosophers and engineers are required.
Continue reading “Short answers: dreams and transformations in Cuba from the young + Analysis”
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