On La Pirenaica radio, journalist Albert Santin interviewed Aleksandr Vladimirovich Kharlamenko, a prominent Russian philosopher, researcher, and political activist. A graduate and postgraduate of Moscow State University, Kharlamenko's academic and activist career has been deeply intertwined with Marxism, the labor movement, and solidarity with Latin America and Cuba.
He is also one of the founders of the Europe for Cuba Channel in Russia.
Aleksandr Kharlamenko explained what Perestroika truly was, when the process of dismantling the Soviet Union began, the true meaning of Glasnost, the creation of the office of President of the Soviet Union, the referendum to save the USSR, the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and his experience during Russia's Black October in 1993, among other interesting topics.
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