The World Must Learn From Cuba

Why has Cuba outperformed countless capitalist democracies in key ways despite fifty years of attack by a superpower? According to UNICEF’s most recent statistics (updated to 2015), Cuba, for […]

In fighting against apartheid, Cuba defended “the most beautiful cause of mankind”

The passing of Fidel Castro at 90 years of age provided opponents of the Cuban Revolution with an opportunity to pick up their ideological mantra in favour of some abstract […]

Black America and the Passing of Fidel Castro

For many of us in “Black America”, Fidel represented the audacity that we have desired and sought in the face of imperial and racial arrogance. It is impossible to discuss […]

John Pilger: “I made this film to break a silence about nuclear war”

When he was a young journalist, John Pilger covered the Vietnam war for ten years. Since then, he has exposed what lies underneath many conflicts and has proven to be […]

50 Truths about Fidel Castro

The historic leader of the Cuban Revolution has forever marked the history of Cuba and Latin America, making his country a symbol of dignity and resistance. Fidel Castro was […]

All of Guantanamo is ours

The word Guantánamo was popularized world-wide in 2002 when the U.S, Government opened a detention camp at the military base to detain more than 1,000 suspected terrorists there. Few know that […]

Corporations take aim at the heart of Venezuela’s economy

While chavismo pushes for dialogue with less than two months to go in what has been a chaotic year, corporations – be they oil, media or finance corporations – have […]

Does Clinton’s Defeat Mean the Decline of US Interventionism?

No one knows what the future will bring. Yet, many observers have been quick to announce the decline of American interventionism and the revival of isolationism–the end of an era and […]

Martin Almada: « The Condor is still flying, we must cut off its wings »

“I was tortured by the Argentine, Brazilian, Bolivian, Chilean, Uruguayan and Paraguayan militaries. What did they want to know ? My connections to « subversive » people in Chile. In my thesis I […]

Lebanon: another president in the country’s never-ending crisis?

After a political deadlock that has lasted for over two years, the recent election of Michel Aoun as the new president of Lebanon on October 31st 2016 has generated more […]

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