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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.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Sept. 23, 2021, denouncing the U.S. Blockade, discussing Cuba’s fight against COVID-19, and laying out Cuba’s perspective on the world and particularly on imperialism.

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.

On Sept. 19, a webinar featuring voices from Cuba and the U.S. was held to discuss continuing U.S. attempts at subverting the Cuban revolution, and what Cuba is doing to fight back. You can view the webinar in its entirety at the link.

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.

Cuban scientists respond to hostile and ignorant remarks about Cuba’s vaccines and vaccination program made by U.S. President Joe Biden.

Painting itself as a grassroots collective of artists fighting for freedom of expression, the San Isidro Movement has become a key weapon in the US government’s assault on the Cuban revolution.

René González is one of the Cuban Five, long jailed in the US for their intelligence work combating far-right Miami terrorist groups. In this interview he speaks about the events of July 11, about the blockade, and about what his trial told him about the US’s concern for human rights in Cuba.

An eyewitness view of events in Cuba on July 11 and afterwards, written by a Canadian women who was in Cuba at the time, explaining the context of what was happening in Cuba (and outside of Cuba!) that led up to the protests, and what followed.

The United States, a country with a $20 trillion economy, is waging a full-scale economic war against an island whose economy equals half of one percent of that — Cuba. The war has been going on for 60 years.