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“Young People Around the World Must Aim for a Better Future at a Global Level”

September 21, 2024

the author and other delegates at the Bridge to the Future conference

Remarks given by Yasel Toledo Garnache at the International Meeting of Young Leaders of Latin America, the Caribbean and China in Dunhuang City, Gansu Province. (more…)

Delcy Rodríguez Highlights Venezuela’s Capacity to Face Economic Warfare

September 18, 2024


Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez being interviewed with former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa photo: RT

Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez highlighted the historical capacity of the Venezuelan state in the face of the economic warfare suffered in recent years due to the imposition of illegal sanctions by the United States government. (more…)

Unreality and Reality of Cultural Colonization

By Mauricio Escuela Orozco on September 20, 2024 from Cuba

Colonization is a complex process that expresses struggles for power and specifically the conquest of the mind and its cognitive functions…. (more…)

What are the Indicators of the Transition of Brazil’s Position on Venezuela?

By Mario Vitor Santos on September 18, 2024

Lula and Nicolás Maduro Photos: Ricardo Stuckert and Leonardo Fernandez Viloria

Over the course of the weekend, Venezuelan TV reported the dismantling of a scheme to prepare an invasion and a coup. Two U.S. citizens, two Spaniards, one Czech and 400 rifles were arrested, according to Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello. (more…)

On Cuba: 70 Years of Revolution

By Alejandro Pedregal on September 19, 2024

Indian historian, editor and journalist Vijay Prashad writes in collaboration with Noam Chomsky the book On Cuba, an attempt to remind younger generations of the achievements of the Cuban revolutionary process, which began 70 years ago. (more…)

All Our Support to the Anti-Fascist International: A Declaration of Casa de las Americas

By the Network in Defense of Humanity – Cuba on September 17, 2024

In 1937, when the Spanish Republic was resisting the assault of Franco’s troops, decisively supported by Hitler and Mussolini, and in the face of the complicit silence of most European governments, the clamor of the best intellectuals of the time rose in Valencia. From there, Juan Marinello claimed: “it is not possible to fight fascism without attacking its twin brother, imperialism”. (more…)

Is it Nicaragua that is “Weaponizing” Immigration? – or is it Washington?

By John Perry on September 19, 2024

Nicaraguan migrant workers in Costa Rica, photo: Tico Times

Claims that Nicaragua is “weaponizing” immigration by allowing free passage of migrants towards the U.S. border have been appearing regularly in the media over the last twelve months. (more…)

Fidel’s Warnings and the Lessons of the Bolivarian and Chavista Revolution in the Face of Neo-fascism

By Alberni Poulot on September 16, 2024

photo: RL Argentina

In one of his emblematic “Aló Presidente” programs, Comandante Chávez told this story: “…I was listening to him for more than six hours, almost without interrupting him, a question, a commentary. A wise man. Do you know what Fidel told me? Well, I am going to tell you this because it is a criticism, but he is right, and I feel obliged to make it public. (more…)

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