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US Southern Command Maritime Executions Surge

April 22, 2026

An image  provided by the US Southern Command, showing a small boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean shortly before it was destroyed by the US, killing two and injuring one.

As International Attention Shifts to US Atrocities in West Asia.

The US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) has intensified its lethal maritime operations in the Eastern Pacific and the Caribbean, with the death toll from its “kinetic strikes” reaching a new grim milestone of 168. While these extrajudicial killings initially sparked significant local and international outcry, recent US imperialist attacks against Venezuela, Iran, and Lebanon have shifted the focus of international attention, numbing the public’s sensitivity toward US imperialism’s ongoing atrocities. (more…)

Cuban deputy foreign minister denounces impact of energy blockade

April 22, 2026

Carlos Rafael Fernández de Cossío, foto: ACN

Carlos Rafael Fernández de Cossío Domínguez, Deputy Foreign Minister of Cuba, highlighted on his Facebook profile that the increase in electricity generation and the relative easing of power outages in recent days demonstrate the decisive effect of the energy blockade imposed by the United States. (more…)

Peru: The “Mafia Pact” Will Dominate the Senate.

April 20, 2026.

Ricardo Belmont and Carlos Álvarez

Laws that led to electoral fragmentation, improvised candidates intended to distract, and the disregard for rural or inland votes achieved their goal: the “mafia pact” will dominate the Peruvian Senate. (more…)

Invasion and Regime Change in Miami.

By José R. Cabañas Rodríguez on April 22, 2026 from Havana

Since the events that took place in Caracas, Venezuela, on January 3, a series of developments and interpretations of those events have unfolded, which have had a direct impact on the quality of life of Cubans, both on and off the island. (more…)

Communication in Contemporary Wars is Now a Decisive Battleground

By Emilia Reed on April 20, 2026 from Havana

Pedro Santander

At the Fifth International Colloquium “Patria,” held last week in Havana, Chilean academic Pedro Santander explained why communication in contemporary wars is no longer a secondary front, but a decisive battleground. Based on this premise, he pointed to a specific case: Iran’s communication strategies amidst its confrontation with the United States. (more…)

Chronicle of a Successful Model: Venezuela’s Social Transformation in the Chávez Era

April 20, 2026

President Hugo Chávez celebrates the eradication of illiteracy in Venezuela, as declared by UNESCO on October 28, 2005.

There are historical processes whose understanding depends, to a large extent, on the ability to preserve and reconstruct the memory of what they meant in everyday life. The period of Hugo Chávez’s government in Venezuela falls into that very category: a stage marked by social transformations that tangibly changed the conditions of access to rights for large sectors of the population. (more…)

The Strait of Hormuz and Imperial Decline

By Hedelberto López Blanch on April 21, 2026 from Havana

image: Adán Iglesias Toledo

Although the hegemonic media controlled by the United States, Israel, and the West have tried to conceal the military and political defeat suffered by Washington and Tel Aviv following their devastating attacks launched against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the facts have come to light after 40 days of fighting. (more…)

Cuba Confirms Recent U.S. Talks and Launches Mobilization for Sovereignty

By Alejandra Garcia on April 20, 2026

Cubans launch launch a signature campaign to demonstrate their commitment to peace, but also their resolve and willingness to defend their sovereignty.

The Deputy Director General for U.S. Affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alejandro García del Toro, has confirmed that a meeting between delegations from Cuba and the United States took place on the Caribbean island. (more…)

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