Environmental Sham in Chile’s New Draft Constitution
We are less than a month away from the referendum in Chile on the new draft Constitution, on December 17th.
Opinion
Alina Barbara’s Political Trial: Why is it Happening?
Alina Barbara Lopez is a member of the Cuban Academy for History and has become a critical voice of the totalitarian state on the island.
The Cuban Government’s Defense Mechanism
There are many things that we will not be able to verify or know for certain until Communism falls in Cuba.
Cuban Government Wants Chess Champ Leinier Dominguez Back
If there ever was a surprising departure of a Cuban athlete to another country it was that of chess player Leinier Dominguez in 2017
Nicaragua and Daniel Ortega Set a Bad Example in the Region
Ortega ordered Nicaragua’s withdrawal from the OAS, & Guatemala is in danger of having the Inter-American Democratic Charter applied to it.
Without a Homeland and with a Hopeless Owner
Jose Marti, who was too honest and poetic to survive as a politician, was sure that he would die “without a Homeland, but without an owner.”
About Cuban Cooperatives: Playing With Fire
Since the early days of Fidel Castro coming to power, the leaders never willingly accepted the phenomenon of the cooperative movement.
Review: Cuba and Human Rights
The Matraca artists address the role of the Cuban government during the Universal Periodic Review before the UN Human Rights Council.
The Cuban Government’s Meeting with Some Emigrants
This weekend, at Havana’s Palace of Conventions, the Conference on the Nation and Migration will be in session for the first time in 19 years
The Cuban Film “Vicenta B” Got One Showing in Havana
It has been portrayed by some as “a film that shows a Cuba increasingly distant from hope” or “the loss of faith of Cuban society.”