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The United States and Human Rights in Cuba

By Johana Tablada on April 12, 2022

photo: Bill Hackwell

To its own discredit, every day the actions of the US government become more deceitful, as it squanders millions in torturing a country and its entire population to deprive them of their livelihood and then generously finances all kinds of projects, platforms and people who contribute to present a demonized image of Cuba, lacking even the slightest objectivity in order to deceive and try to sell and impose to the world its outrage. (more…)

Reading Between the Lines of the Mexican Recall Referendum’s Stats

By Gustavo A Maranges on April 12, 2022

photo: Shutterstock

On April 11th, Mexico’s National Electoral Institute (INE) made public the official result of the recall referendum held on April 10th. (more…)

US’s Flaunting of Diplomatic Immunity for Alex Saab Challenged in Court  

By Roger D. Harris on April 10, 2022

Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab’s case took a dramatic turn as his legal defense team denounced the US government’s flagrant failure to respect long-standing diplomatic immunity conventions. (more…)

In View of the “Agreement” with the US: What is the Real Price of Venezuelan Oil?

By Pascualina Curcio on April 4, 2022

-After 9 years of incessant and inhuman aggression against the Venezuelan people, of the application of coercive, unilateral and illegal measures that have implied economic losses in the order of 258 billion dollars between 2016 and 2020 (more…)

Venezuela: April 11, the First Time a US Imposed Coup Was Defeated in 48 Hours

An Interview with Stella Calloni on April 11, 2022

Chavez freed by the people after 48 hours

April 11 is the 20th anniversary of the coup d’état that in 2002 removed, for 48 hours, President Hugo Chávez Frías from the government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. (more…)

Cuba and Mexico Holds Talks as Illegal Migration Increases

By Alejandra Garcia on April 10, 2022 from Havana

Cuban migrants, photo: Lisette Poole

I can’t imagine the anguish of those who decide to migrate illegally. The pain of leaving your country, friends, and family must be unbearable. (more…)

The Cuban 5 Archives Begin their Journey Home

By Bill Hackwell on April 10, 2022

Cuban 5 Archives Project at Cuban Embassy, Washington DC

A week ago Cheryl LaBash and I started the journey to take home the archives of the long struggle to free the Cuban 5 that Alicia Jrapko and I accumulated over a period of 13 years, carefully and methodically stored in our basement (more…)

Argentina: Russia Ukraine Conflict, a Wrong Vote in the UN

By Atilio Borón on April 8, 2022

This Thursday the UN General Assembly approved a resolution suspending Russia’s participation in the UN Human Rights Council. The results disappointed the United States government, (more…)

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