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Lucius Walker: 10 Years Later His Legacy Continues

By Alicia Jrapko on September 7, 2020

Photo: Bill Hackwell

It is hard to believe that it has been ten years ago today since Reverend Lucius Walker suddenly died leaving an (more…)

US Weapons Sale, $12 Million for Haiti Police Raises “Troubling Questions”

By Jake Johnston and Kira Paulemon on August 31, 2020

In November 2019, as part of its support for the Haitian National Police (HNP), the State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law (more…)

Kevin Zeese Presente!

September 9, 2020

Venezuela’s foreign minister, Jorge Arreaza, on Sunday lamented the death of U.S. human rights defender Kevin (more…)

“After 44 Years Justice Will Be Done and We Will Have Them Back With Us”

By Adrián Camerano on September 4, 2020

Photo: Bill Hackwell

This story is very close to my heart. I left Argentina during the terrible years of the military dictatorship and for different (more…)

A Key Topic for the Continuity of Cuban Socialism

Karima Oliva Bello, September 4, 2020

Image: Martirena

We cannot consider Cuba as being on the sidelines of the conflicts that are happening in the world and our region, (more…)

Cuba has Trained 200 US Doctors

By Hedelberto López Blanch on September 3, 2020

International students from ELAM march in May Day Parade in Havana, Photo: Bill Hackwell

Despite the fact that every US administration since the triumph of the Revolution in January 1959 have carried (more…)

Agrarian Policies in Times of COVID-19

By Javier Suazo on September 1, 2020

“Thanks to the efforts of the Bolivian people, we have eliminated colonialism and oppression, and now we can (more…)

Allende, the Greatness of Our America

By Angel Guerra Cabrera on September 3, 2020

Photo: Guerrillero

Fifty years after the historic electoral victory of Salvador Allende, the standard-bearer of the Unidad Popular (more…)

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