Cuba
Naval blockade of Cuba
An African country with coastlines on the eastern Atlantic decided to donate 3,000 tons of horse mackerel to Cuba, the delicious oily fish that swims in shoals from the Canary Islands and Senegal to the […]
Author: Rosa Miriam Elizalde
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USAID: the Empire reinvents itself
Elon Musk, sworn in as Secretary for Government Efficiency, thundered: “The time has come for USAID to die.” His words resonated like the harbinger of an imminent storm. Shortly afterwards, Donald Trump, on his first […]
Cuba
The secret weapons were Trump’s
Lying is not Complicated, but Enduring a Lie over Time is. Seven years have passed since the great hoax known as the “Havana syndrome”, according to which U.S. diplomats suffered alleged acoustic attacks in Cuba […]
Cuba
Cuba’s parallel reality in Paris
Miserable is a society that imposes repudiatory practices of inquisition and falsehood. Miserable are those who deny Cuba the joy of its nine Olympic medals, the same number won by Denmark, a country without a […]
Palestine
Gaza, the truth by name
No medicine, no water, no electricity, no fuel. Hunger and desperation as a political weapon. “We are fighting animals and we act accordingly,” said Israel’s Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant, when announcing the total encirclement […]
La Lucha por el Socialismo
Gaza, la verdad por su nombre
Ni medicinas, ni agua, ni electricidad, ni combustible. El hambre y la desesperación como arma política. “Estamos combatiendo contra animales y actuamos en consecuencia”, dijo hace nada el ministro de Defensa de Israel, Yoav Gallant, […]
Cuba
The sport of marking the enemy
On Monday, Oct. 24, at noon Twitter users noticed a modification to the tagging policy. The social media platform began tagging a group of public media outlets as “affiliated with the Cuban government” and the […]
La Lucha por el Socialismo
Cuba: Huracán sobre huracán
Ernest Hemingway aprendió en Cuba que el mejor modo de pasar un huracán es teniendo el oído atento a un radio de batería y las manos ocupadas con una botella de ron y un martillo […]
Cuba
Cuba: A tale of two hurricanes
Ernest Hemingway learned in Cuba that the best way to get through a hurricane is to have your ears tuned to a battery-powered radio and keep your hands busy with a bottle of rum and […]
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Storms at the Summit of the Americas
June 7 was a bad day for Luis Almagro, secretary-general of the Organization of American States (OAS). During the ninth Summit of the Americas, a young man declared to him what he is: an assassin and puppet of […]