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COVID – 19 in Brazil: Over Half a Million Deaths and a Tale of Political Incompetence

By Matheus Z Falcao on July 16, 2021

Out with Bolsonaro

The already challenging scenario in Brazil is getting tenser day by day with the still uncontrolled pandemic and the political crisis faced by the Bolsonaro administration. On July 10, the death toll surpassed half a million. With less than 3% of the world’s population, Brazil has reported about 13% of the global COVID-19 deaths. These numbers illustrate the inadequacy of the country’s response. (more…)

Multidimensional War against the Cuban People

By Pasqualina Curcio on July 17, 2021

photo: Roberto Suarez

The cynicism of the U.S. towards the heroic Cuban people never ceases to amaze us. How is it that after 60 years -let’s be clear, 60 years, 3 generations- of genocidal blockade against the island, the government of the North calls for and promotes “humanitarian aid” for a supposed humanitarian crisis? (more…)

Cuba: Demonstration of “Revolutionary Reaffirmation” in Havana

July 17, 2021

thousands in the streets for the Cuban Revolution. photo: Roberto Suarez

As in all the key moments of the Cuban Revolution, the response to the challenges came from the hand of massive participation. In the early hours of Saturday morning found Havana’s Malecon covered by a crowd under the slogans “Down with the Yankees!”, (more…)

CUBA RESISTS!

By Frei Betto on July 16, 2021

Plaza of the Revolution, photo: Bill Hackwell

Few people are unaware of my solidarity with the Cuban Revolution. During the past 40 years I have frequently visited the island due to work commitments and invitations to events. (more…)

Charges Filed against Former Argentine President Macri over Ammunition Supplied to Bolivian Coup Regime

July 14, 2021

photo: EPA

On July 12, the Argentine government of President Alberto Fernández filed a complaint against former President Mauricio Macri and nine former officials of his government for the irregular shipment of war ammunition to the Bolivian coup regime of Jeanine Áñez in November 2019. On July 13, the case was assigned to judge Javier López Biscayart, an expert in economic criminal matters. (more…)

Cuba: US Pushes for Intervention

By Angel Guerra Cabrera on July 15, 2021

Cuban majority, the revolutionaries take the streets. photo: Miguel Febles Hernandez

On the day of the protests and acts of vandalism in Cuba President Miguel Diaz-Canel denounced the desire of the United States (US) government to provoke a massive social outburst on the island. (more…)

What They Don’t Say about Cuba

By Rosa Miriam Elizalde on July 15, 2021

Unity, Strength and Victory. photo: Bill Hackwell

The old-style information war that we have been experiencing for this last week against Cuba, did not start with Biden. Since 2017, the US has been incessantly and inaccurately talking about a social explosion in Cuba with its magical solution of a “humanitarian intervention.” (more…)

Cuba Proves US Involvement in Destabilization Actions against the Cuban People

By Milagros Pichardo on July 14, 2021

Photo: Ismael Batista Ramirez

During a press conference, convened yesterday, Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, presented evidence accusing the US government of being directly involved in the incidents that took place in Cuba on July 11 and warned that northern nation will be responsible for the consequences if it persists in the policy of strangulation against our country, (more…)

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