Author: Alejandra Garcia

The Trump administration’s decision to pursue an indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro (2008–2018) over the shoot-down of two Brothers to the Rescue aircraft in February 1996 has drawn attention amid broader allegations of […]

Cuba denounced a historic escalation in U.S. sanctions, describing the latest measures as a direct assault on the Cuban people and their right to self-determination. The announcement comes amid a decades-long policy of hatred, sustained […]

Ernesto Che Guevara traveled from Cuba to the Gaza Strip in 1959. A photograph immortalizes that moment. He wore the olive drab uniform from the struggles in the Sierra Maestra, which led to the victory […]

In Cuba, U.S. sanctions are not just numbers in an economic report. They translate into long lines to access fuel, blackouts, hospitals without electricity, families in conditions of extreme vulnerability, families who travel kilometers (on […]

There is a figure in Cuba’s history who was crucial to Venezuelan education, even if his name does not always appear in the great school pantheons. His books educated thousands of Latin American children and […]

Havana, Jan. 2  — Cuba and the world welcome 2026, facing the challenge of preserving and perfecting hard-won social achievements within an especially complex context. The nation confronts material shortages, continuation of U.S. hostility, and […]

Venezuela is once again facing a psychological and media offensive from the U.S. government, led by President Donald Trump. This week, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt reaffirmed Washington’s aggressive and interventionist policy, declaring that her […]