Cuba to host second international biennial of political humor

Havana will host the 2nd International Biennial of Political Humor from June 9 to 14, with a call to address themes related to cultural colonialism and its influence on contemporary society.

The 2nd International Biennial of Political Humor will take place in Havana, Cuba, from June 9 to 14, 2026. The event calls on participants to address themes related to cultural colonialism and its influence on contemporary society through political humor. Organized in the Cuban capital, the biennial aims to foster discussions on these issues via satirical and creative expressions. According to Prensa Latina, the announcement was made on February 9, 2026, emphasizing the significance of such international forums in Cuba. The first edition of the biennial occurred previously, establishing its position in the country's cultural calendar. This gathering brings together artists and creators from around the world to reflect on global dynamics through wit and humorous critique. The biennial highlights the role of humor as a tool for examining persistent cultural influences.

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