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Cuba: The UPEC Congress and the Changes in Revolution

By Graciela Ramírez on November 11, 2023

From the moment I was informed that I would be invited to the congress of the Union of Cuban Journalists (UPEC) I felt honored and grateful because It has fallen to us to live through a very complex stage of the world, the region and of this island that we love so much. (more…)

NicaNotes: The Journey North

By John Perry on November 9, 2023

Migrants from several countries prepare to cross the Rio Grande into Texas. photo: Radio Primerisim

In the photo his mother shows me, Alejandro is with a group of friends: seven Nicaraguan men and women, one with a 14-year-old daughter. There’s no apprehension in the faces, yet none have ever left their country, and all are about to start the hazardous 4,000-kilometre journey to the Mexico-US border. (more…)

From Gaza and Cuba They Ask – Are You Human Like Us?

By Vijay Prashad on November 8, 2023

Dear friends,

Laila Shawa (Palestine), Target 2009, 2009.

More than 10,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli armed forces in Gaza since 7 October, nearly half of them children, according to the most recent report by spokesperson for the Gaza Ministry of Health Dr Ashraf Al-Qudra. Over 25,000 others have been injured, with thousands still buried under the rubble. (more…)

Venezuela: Guyana and US Maneuvers Threaten Stability in the Region

November 8, 2023

Through a communique issued today, Bolivarian Venezuela expressed its resounding rejection to the joint announcement by the Cooperative Republic of Guyana and the Government of the United States, which indicates an increase of the military presence in the region. (more…)

The Warsaw Ghetto and Gaza: Understanding History

By Ernesto Estévez Rams on November 6, 2023

Anne Frank

Anne Frank was in hiding from fascist terror in Amsterdam from 1942 until August 4, 1944. Her diary is perhaps the most famous diary in the modern world. On the morning of August 4, 1944, Anne was arrested by the occupying power. Because they were in hiding, they were considered criminals and eventually sent to Auschwitz. Anne Frank was Jewish. (more…)

The University of Havana Shows that Palestine is not Alone

By Laura V. Mor on November 7, 2023

photo: Syara Salado Massip

Today the University of Havana was the scene of a confluence of young students eager to deepen their knowledge on the roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and on the crimes against humanity committed by the Zionist State against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. (more…)

Just Yesterday, by the Hand of Hugo Chávez, the People Defeated the FTAA

By Carlos Aznárez on November 6, 2023

Hugo Chávez and Maradona, on November 5, 2005 in Mar del Plata.

When today the heroic Palestinian Resistance are in a tremendously unequal fight against the Zionist criminality, and the unstoppable force of the Russian soldiers continue denazifying Ukraine, it is worth remembering another enormous patriotic victory, this time an American one, which took place exactly 18 years ago in the Argentine city of Mar del Plata. (more…)

Colombia and Chile Recall Ambassadors From Israel Following the Occupation’s Massacre of Jabalia

November 4, 2023

Presidents Petro and Boric

The governments of Colombia and Chile have recalled their ambassadors from the Israeli settler entity to “analyze their diplomatic relations,” following Bolivia being the first Latin American country to break relations with the Tel Aviv regime after this latest escalation of occupation violence. (more…)

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