essayist Antonio José Ponte, based in Madrid (Spain) has published a hyper-critical reflection on The man who loved dogs , the latest novel by Leonardo Padura, resident of Havana (Cuba). Whether we agree or disagree with all or part of the review, the fact is that the text of Ponte is an excellent example of a critique from the academic culture, with intelligent arguments, and the civility that should characterize the dialogue and cultural debate among writers Cuban ... something that sometimes is a "rara avis" between certain components chattering of the island and in exile, where for any reason we turn to the slipper or insult free. We left
readers the link to the text of Ponte published in Journal of Cuba, Padura's novel: Trotsky's murderer in a fair Havana.
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