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Los pasados días 8 y 9 de marzo de 2013 han tenido lugar en Madrid las jornadas centrales de la AEAFA bajo el título de XX AÑOS POR LA JURISDICCION DE FAMILIA con una masiva participación en estas jornadas, que no hacen sino reforzar la motivación por continuar avanzando en el empeño de trabajar por la formación como abogados especialistas de familia, requisito indispensable para poder exigir de los diversos estamentos de los poderes públicos la especialización de los Juzgados de Familia y el reconocimiento de una jurisdicción de familia especial y distinta del orden civil. La presente obra recoge las ponencias y trabajos desarrollados en las citadas Jornadas.

Don Motril contiene los índices onomásticos de más de 600 publicaciones, libros, revistas, informes, catálogos, en su mayoría relacionados con Motril o con motrileños, pero otros son genéricos (Ordenes nobiliarias y similares) con objeto de intentar localizar datos de motrileños en estos ámbitos. Más de 4.000 páginas en donde poder localizar una misma persona en distintas publicaciones. La mayoría de los índices onomásticos de libros han sido realizados, ya que las publicaciones carecían de ellos.

The poetic birth of Cuba, and of the character of its culture, might be found in a phrase placed in the mouth of an aborigine of the island and included in a book by the Cuban writers Cintio Vitier and Fina Garcia Marruz, who traced and assembled such outbursts of inadvertent poetry. As is well known, the Spaniards arrived in America by way of the Antilles, which have always formed a sort of aquatic frontier of the continent. In addition to a thirst for gold, the peculiar geography of the area awakened another obsession in Christopher Columbus and his followers that was to last for years: to know if the landscape they were seeing was an island or terra firma. Cuba's elongated shape and its relatively considerable size tended to disorient them. An obscure historian of the nineteenth century, the priest of the Cuban village of Los Palacios, tells us that when Columbus asked the natives of Cuba if the place was island or continent, they answered him that it was "an infinite land of which no one had ever seen the end, although it was an island". Cuba was thus born for the West as quandary, aporia, bluff. In addition, it was to impose the mystery of its aboriginal name over the almost...

"Catalog of exhibition presented by Adelaida de Juan in Puerto Rico of works by contemporary artists who are members of the Asociación de Artistas Plásticos, of the la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba. Includes biographical data on artists and color reproductions of the works. Selection is interesting because the installations so popular in Cuba in recent years are conspicuously absent, but includes painting, drawing, and sculpture"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.