Cuba isn’t a terrorist state

Cuba is a humanist society under brutal attack by the United States, say two recent visitors to the island as part of the Venceremos Brigade.
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Cuba is a humanist society under brutal attack by the United States, say two recent visitors to the island as part of the Venceremos Brigade.
Read moreAs the United Nations prepares to vote for the 30th consecutive time to condemn the unjust, illegal, and immoral U.S. Blockade of Cuba, actions are scheduled around the country to say “The World Stands with Cuba!”
Read moreThe Cuban people voted by supermajority on Sept. 25 to approve the Families Code, a
revolutionary law that modernizes, recognizes and legalizes all manifestations of families in
Cuba. “In the real Cuba, Cubans are moving steadily into the future, and we are close to achieving a Code of Families that will be among the most advanced, that exalts human dignity as a supreme value and that will bring us closer to [national hero Jose] Martí’s dream of a Cuba ‘with all and for the good of all.’” — Gerardo Hernández, National Coordinator of the Committees in Defense of the Revolution.
In late August, activists with the Hatuey Project arrived in Cuba with $20,000 worth of medical supplies designated for victims of the tragic fire at the Matanzas oil storage facility. Two of them, Gloria LaRiva and Dr. Leni Villagómez Reeves, held a press conference for Cuban journalists before delivering the supplies.
Read moreSat., Oct. 29, 12 pm: March and Rally in Times Square, New York City on the occasion of the 30th presentation at the U.N. of the Cuban resolution against the U.S. Blockade. Other events around the country to be announced.
Read moreSupplies are urgently needed to save the lives of the burn victims resulting from the recent disastrous fire in Matanzas, Cuba. The Hatuey Project is working to provide some of the most critical supplies for burn patients: special ointments and gauzes, specialized intravenous solution, syringes/needles, antibiotics, surgical gloves and much more. You can help by donating money to finance these supplies.
Read moreMax Lesnik reminisces about marching in the very first March of the Torches in 1953, and his feelings about doing so again in 2022.
Read moreA 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 moreOn 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 moreOn the 5th anniversary of the death of Fidel Castro, we repost this video shot by Gloria La Riva during the 9 Days of National Mourning which followed his death. In it, a Cuban man talks about what Fidel means to him.
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