Elio Delgado-Legon’s Diary

As I write this piece, over 40 countries have asked Cuba to send medical aid to help fight COVID-19 and brigades have already left for 15 countries.

In Havana, there is a place near the residential neighborhood of Miramar that has an interesting history, I’m talking about the land known as Monte Barreto.

Elio Delgado Legon criticizes the effectiveness of the United Nations and the arrogance of the United States in ignoring its resolutions.

Cuba’s telecommunications company has recently announced that new mobile data package offers will be implemented, promoting 4G technology.

Desecrating a Marti bust is the most loathsome thing you can do to Cubans and the perpetrators should have the Law fall upon their shoulders.

There are always people who don’t like the socio-political system that the Revolution adopted, in spite of it proving itself to be more just and humane…

On January 1, 2020, the Cuban Revolution turns 61 years old. It hasn’t been smooth sailing.

The only thing that Imperialism gains with this new slander campaign about human rights violations is greater rejection from dignified peoples across the world.

Elio Delgado Legon sees the “left” gaining new ground in Latin America. Read his reasons why.

Being a people’s revolution for the people, for real this time, defending the interests of the working class, anyone who opposed the Revolution and wanted it to return to its pre-1959 state, was considered a counter-revolutionary.