Havana Syndrome claims exposed…by the CIA!

A new CIA report admits what the Cuban government and Cuban scientists have said since “Havana Syndrome” was first reported — U.S. government claims that its diplomats and spies in Cuba and other countries had been “attacked” by mysterious (and non-existent) sonic or microwave weapons were “never backed up by any evidence.”

Read more

On normalizing relations with Cuba, where is Nancy Pelosi?

On a cold, windy, and drizzly January 3, more than 30 people rallied outside the Federal Building in San Francisco to demand that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi sign on to a Congressional letter to President Biden, urging him to move toward normalizing relations with Cuba (Post includes video from the rally).

Read more

La Corea — A Cuban neighborhood you won’t see on CNN

Cuba is under unprecedented attack — the U.S. government is attempting a coup in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet despite a lack of resources and the U.S. blockade, 65 Havana neighborhoods are being prioritized for improvements. This is the story of La Corea.

Read more

Díaz-Canel: Socialism is the reason Cuba survives

“Only socialism can explain the fact that we have survived the ferocious, genocidal siege without renouncing development”: Speech by Miguel M. Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee and President of the Republic, during the closing of the National Assembly of People’s Power Ninth Legislature’s Seventh Ordinary Period of Sessions, held at the Convention Center, October 28, 2021, Year 63 of the Revolution

Read more

Marta Rojas: The chronicler of Moncada

Revered and highly awarded Cuban journalist Marta Rojas died earlier this month. This article, written five years ago, describes how Rojas was in Santiago de Cuba at the time of the assault on the Moncada and bore witness to the torture and deaths of the rebels soldiers at the hands of the Batista regime. She transcribed the famous “History Will Absolve Me” speech delivered by Fidel Castro at his trial. In later years she became the first Latin American war correspondent to cover the U.S. war in Vietnam.

Read more

16 Years of the Henry Reeve Medical Contingent

This week marks 16 years since the formation of Cuba’s Henry Reeve Brigade, formed by Fidel Castro in response to Hurricane Katrina. There is no individual or group which deserved the Nobel Peace Prize last year, or this year, than the Henry Reeve Brigade, which has been saving lives around the world for 16 years.

Read more

CIA Stories: The Cuban Who Conned the CIA

The U.S. government has been trying to undermine and ultimately overthrow the Cuban Revolution (and many others!) since it began. Watch this interview with a Cuban double-agent to see from the inside how the CIA goes about its dirty work, and to gain insight into the attempt at the beginnings of a “color revolution” which occurred in Cuba on July 11.

Read more
1 2 3 4 10