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The Legacy of Pastors for Peace Support for Cuba Continues

By Alejandra Garcia and Bill Hackwell on July 24, 2022

2008, the caravan at the Mexican border. photo: Bill Hackwell

For the 32nd time in 30 years a Pastors for Peace caravan is in Cuba bringing close to 100 people including many young people who are experiencing the reality of Cuba for the first time; seeing for themselves instead of through the filter of lies and hate so prevalent in the mainstream media of the US. (more…)

Lies and Blackmail by Anti-Cuban Lobby Impede Financing for Agricultural Sales to Cuba

By Johana Tablada on July 22, 2022

Mario Diaz Balart

When you read the outrageous things that congressmen like Bob Menendez, Marco Rubio, Mario Diaz Balart or Mrs. Maria Elvira say, how they shamelessly lie using outrageous double standards to try to deceive those they supposedly represent (more…)

The Sunset of Oil is Far Away

By Alejandro Narváez Liceras  on July 20, 2022

In the midst of the voices that considered oil dead in the near future, the projections launched by the main oil producing organization and in the light of the recent world energy crisis, we are facing a very different scenario from the one projected in the discourse of the energy transition towards renewable energies. (more…)

Cuba Facing Hybrid Warfare

By Ángel Guerra Cabrera on July 21, 2022

President Miguel Díaz-Canel deepening democracy in spite of hybrid war against Cuba. photo: Bill Hackwell

Cuba must learn to live, advance and develop under the rigors of the fourth generation -or hybrid- warfare with which the United States systematically harasses it. (more…)

Systemic Watergate

By Rosa Miriam Elizalde on July 21, 2022

Nixon and the Watergate scandal, image: RT

Watergate is systemic. A practice, an institutional manifestation of the American political structure. The famous scandal did not even begin in 1972, 50 years ago, (more…)

The US Blockade’s Serious Effects on the Production of Medicines for the Cuban People

By Yaimi Ravelo on July 19, 2022 from Havana

Tania Urquiza Rodríguez, vice-president of BioCubaFarma. photo: Yaimi Ravelo

The demands of the Cuban population are not few in the face of the shortages caused by the economic crisis that the island is currently going through. (more…)

Argentina and Mexico Increase Commercial Ties with Cuba Despite Blockade

July 16, 2022

Cuba has ramped up commercial ties with Argentina and Mexico this week as it looks toward Latin America to break out of the blockade imposed by the United States. (more…)

Chile: One Step Closer to Ending the Dictatorship

By Gustavo A Maranges on July 19, 2022

Chile is currently going through one of the most important political moments in the last century. While the return to democracy in 1990 was important, the referendum on the new Constitution is meant to erase one of the most nefarious legacies of the dictatorship that is embedded in the current 1980 Constitution. (more…)

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