During the commemoration of the combatants who fell on January 3, several Cuban leaders responded to Washington’s threats and affirmed that they will not surrender in the face of adversity.
“Cuba is a free, independent, and sovereign nation. Nobody dictates what we do,” said Cuba’s President Miguel Diaz-Canel in response to the latest threat from the authoritarian US president.
By Jill Clark-Gollub and Margaret Flowers Printed From Popular Resistance Speakers from four affected countries — Cuba, Nicaragua, Palestine and Venezuela — describe the deadly toll of blockades and sanctions,…
The Trump admin pressured countries to oppose a UN General Assembly resolution calling to end the illegal US embargo against Cuba. Only 7 voted against it. 165 member states (85%)…
As the people of New Orleans suffered from mass devastation and state neglect following Hurricane Katrina, Cuba’s offer of solidarity was rejected.
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"Seriously? You wait until six days before leaving office to do what you promised to do during your 2020 campaign?" said one observer.
Surveying the perspectives of some of the most marginalized populations in Havana, Shaw assesses their responses to the US unilateral blockade and Cuba’s isolation.
The ever-tightening US blockade is designed to ensure that socialism does not succeed; to strangle in the cradle all possible alternatives to the established imperial order.
Reporting on Cuba’s blackouts have either omitted or paid brief lip-service to the effects of US sanctions on the Cuban economy.
"The world has spoken—it's time for the U.S. to listen and lift the blockade."
The humanitarian situation on the island cries out for a US response.
The world voted 187 to 2 at the United Nations General Assembly for an end to the illegal US embargo against Cuba. Only Israel supported Washington, while Ukraine abstained.
187 nations voted for a resolution to end the cruel and illegal 60 plus year US blockade against Cuba.
Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel also joined the rally and chanted along with the people, “Cuba, yes! Blockade, no!”
