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The Puerto Rican People Say: Luma Out!

By Berta Joubert-Ceci on August 31, 2022

Aug. 25 mass protest in front of the governor’s house. photo: Berta Joubert-Ceci

This week the patience of the people in the face of the abuses of the Luma Energy privatization scheme has come to an end. (more…)

Cuba: No Amnesia

By Iroel Sánchez on August 30, 2022

photo: Roberto Suarez

It is very hard what we are going through in Cuba, so to look for culprits in these circumstance is  more than a logical temptation, although not always fair. No management is perfect, much less one that is carried out under conditions of war without quarter that not only has economic effects, but also political and psychological ones, which makes any mistake multiply its consequences. (more…)

Argentina: Macrismo Opposition Blindsided by Popular Mobilization for Cristina Kirchner

By Luis Bruchstein on August 28, 2022

photo: Telam

The corporate media went full speed ahead in an unprecedented effort to compete with the unexpected popular mobilizations against the prosecution of Vice President Cristina Kirchner in the “Vialidad” case. Virtual, doctored, and monopolized information controlled remotely by corporate media—features of modern media warfare—characterized the dispute, which was then broadcast to an audience of thousands. (more…)

US in Latin America: Interference, Extortion and Blackmail in Times of Global Reconfiguration

By Jorge Elbaum on August 24, 2022

photo: MR on line

The disordered and brutal intentionality of the United States to control the political, economic, communicational, military and cultural orientations of Latin America is linked to the loss of its relevance in the region. (more…)

Chinese Company Ships Crude From Venezuela, Defying US Sanctions

August 27, 2022

An oil tanker at the loading terminal of the José Antonio Anzoátegui refinery of Venezuela

Since November 2020, China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp (CASIC) has been in charge of transporting millions of barrels of Venezuelan oil as part of a deal to offset Caracas’ debt to Beijing. This was reported as an exclusive by British news agency Reuters on Friday, August 26, citing three unnamed sources. This agreement is mutually beneficial for both countries but is  in  clear defiance of US sanctions against Venezuela. (more…)

Camilo Guevara, One of Che’s Sons, has Died

August 30, 2022

Camilo Guevara

Camilo Guevara March, son of the legendary Cuban-Argentine guerrilla Ernesto Che Guevara, who for many years dedicated himself to preserve the memory of his father, from the Center dedicated to the study and dissemination of the thought of the Hero of the Battle of Santa Clara, died yesterday at the age of 60. (more…)

Is Climate Change Everybody’s Guilt?

By Gustavo A Maranges on August 28, 2022 from Havana

Abby Martin, photo: Nosdiel Bello

Climate change is an undeniable reality even when some people insist on saying it is not.  It is as if it was a problem in the future that should not worry us today because, as we say in my country: “there are no worse blinders than those who do not want to see.” Thirty long years have passed since research and evidence started to come out to prove how real and urgent climate change is. (more…)

Argentina: Police Repress Protesters Who Went to Support the Vice President

August 28, 2022

police attack CFK supporters, photo: Telam

After a day that started with tension, due to the fence erected around the building where Argentina Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (CFK) lives by the Buenos Aires government in the early hours, the police repressed hundreds of her supporters with water canons and rubber bullets when they tried to cross the fence at the intersection of Juncal and Uruguay. (more…)

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