Another Anniversary of Che’s Assassination

By Atilio Boron on October 10, 2026 from Buenos Aires

Memorial to Che in Holguin. foto: Bill Hackwell

On this occasion, I think there’s nothing better than sharing with you the remarkable text that Eduardo Galeano wrote on this subject in * Memory of Fire III: The Century of the Wind *. I am reproducing it without changing a single comma, but I must make one clarification: toward the end of the article, the great Uruguayan writer states that “From La Paz, the order arrives to liquidate the prisoner.” Correct, but the original issuer of the order to assassinate Che was not in La Paz but in Langley, Virginia, where the offices of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency are located. (more…)

Cuba State and Private Sectors: An Alliance to Boost the Economy

By Alejandra Garcia Elizalde on October 10, 2026

The challenge lies not only in attracting capital, but also in moving projects forward. foto: EFE.

The Cuban government is advancing economic reforms to increase production, decentralize management, and expand opportunities for private and cooperative enterprises. (more…)

US Seizes Cuba-bound Fuel as Southern Command Resumes Murdering Boat Crews in the Caribbean

By Andrea Lobo on October 11, 2026

Ecuador fishing vessel “Conquista 2” after being bombed by US military foto: @marforsouth

US federal agents announced Wednesday that they had seized 90 shipments of biodiesel bound for Cuba at Port Everglades, Florida, and the Port of Houston, Texas. It was the second seizure of fuel headed for the island announced in a week. (more…)

“The Blockade Is Harming My Own Family”

By Belly of the Beast on October 10, 2016

When Massachusetts-based musician and activist Ben Grosscup learned his mother had Alzheimer’s, he turned to Cuba for help. (more…)

Brazil’s Angry Tide and the Struggles Ahead

By Vijay Prashad on October 9, 2026

Lula’s defeat would affect workers and peasants throughout Brazil, but also the possibilities for regional cooperation and an independent Latin American foreign policy. (more…)

US Judge Denies Venezuela’s Cilia Flores Medical Bail as Solidarity Campaigns Demand Her Release

October 10, 2026, By Orinoco Tribune

Demonstrators in Caracas hold a banner with the slogan “Bring Them Back,” demanding their release from l US imprisonment. Photo: Telesur.

Caracas, US federal judge Alvin Hellerstein has rejected a request for medical bail submitted by Venezuela’s First Lady and National Assembly Deputy Cilia Flores, keeping her imprisoned in New York despite her defense’s warnings about her deteriorating cardiac condition. Flores and President Nicolás Maduro have been held in the US empire since US troops kidnapped them during the January 3 military attack on Venezuela. (more…)

Only Lula and His People Will Save Brazil

By Hedelberto López Blanch on October 8, 2026

Image by Adano

Following the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, in which far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro won 47.03% of the vote compared to 45.16% for the ruling party’s candidate seeking reelection, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.  It came as no surprise that the first to congratulate Bolsonaro were the convicted U.S. President Donald Trump and the Zionist leader of the genocide against the Palestinian people, Benjamin Netanyahu. (more…)

“Cuba does not surrender, Cuba does not sell out, and Cuba does not forget”

By Rene Tamayo on October 7, 2026

Photo: Estudios Revolución.

Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and President of the Republic, described the gathering held on the morning of October 6 at the José Martí Memorial in Revolution Square—to pay tribute to the victims of the Barbados crime, a terrorist act that claimed the lives of 73 innocent people—as an act of remembrance, but also of resistance. (more…)

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