Cuba

The commemoration of the 65th anniversary of the Victory at Girón holds special symbolic significance. Beyond recalling the defeat of the mercenary Brigade 2506 in less than 72 hours, it reaffirms Cuba’s commitment to resistance […]

On May 1st, unions from Latin America and the United States will pay tribute to Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro at the Anti-Imperialist Tribune in Havana, as part of the International Workers’ Day celebrations. The […]

April 10, 2026 | Havana From the International Committee for Peace, Justice, and Dignity, we call on men and women of good will to join the actions that will take place around the world starting […]

The blockade in Cuba — explains journalist and researcher Rosa Miriam Elizalde — is not only economic and commercial, but also technological and communicative. The island faces a brutal and unequal information war that is […]

The Financial Times does not usually look to Cuba for lessons. But even the business press has had to notice what U.S. policy has produced: Washington’s oil blockade, tightened under conditions of widening war, has […]

A Russian oil tanker carrying 730,000 barrels of crude oil docked at the Cuban port of Matanzas this week, delivering the largest fuel shipment to reach the island in months. Days earlier, 15,600 tons of […]

The following is a talk given by Maybel González Marín, an organizer from Cuba, on International Working Women’s Day (IWWD), March 8, 2026. The event was hosted by Women United Against Genocide, and the talk […]