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CIA, NATO and the Great Heroin Coup: How Miami Became the Center of International Fascism and the Murder of President Kennedy
History
CIA, NATO and the Great Heroin Coup: How Miami Became the Center of International Fascism and the Murder of President Kennedy
May 10, 2022

The logic of Northwoods was the stripe of Gladio. The general staff inclined towards prefabricated violence because they believed benefits gained by the state count more than injustice against individuals.

Cubans Will Not Forget U.S. Treachery
February 10, 2022

Is the U.S. in a position to maintain the embargo upon the pretext of bringing democracy to Cuba with its record in destabilising secure states, even those upholding democracy?

Cubans Will Not Forget U.S. Treachery
History
Time for Political Initiatives Against the Illegal U.S. Blockade on Cuba
World
Time for Political Initiatives Against the Illegal U.S. Blockade on Cuba
February 11, 2021

It is time to unify and take a collective diplomatic route to calling out the U.S. illegalities against Cuba, Ramona Wadi writes.

The Correlation Between U.S. Democracy and CIA-Sponsored Terror in Cuba’s Case
October 13, 2020

October marks the 44th anniversary since the explosion of a Cubana Airlines flight off the West Coast of Barbados, in which 73 people from Cuba, North Korea and Guyana lost their lives.

The Correlation Between U.S. Democracy and CIA-Sponsored Terror in Cuba’s Case
World
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Fidel Castro’s 1960 Speech to the UN Did More for Anti-Colonial Struggle Than the UN’s Hyperbole About ‘Eradicating Colonialism’
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Fidel Castro’s 1960 Speech to the UN Did More for Anti-Colonial Struggle Than the UN’s Hyperbole About ‘Eradicating Colonialism’
September 26, 2020

Had the UN not been monopolised by the greater political powers, Fidel’s speech could have been a turning point in international history.

Moncada’s Significance in Cuban Revolutionary History
August 1, 2020

Remembering the first visible revolutionary action by Fidel and his comrades must transcend the historical confines, in order to emulate the lasting vision determined prior to Moncada, Ramona Wadi writes.

Moncada’s Significance in Cuban Revolutionary History
History
Lessons From the Second Declaration of Havana
History
Lessons From the Second Declaration of Havana
February 19, 2020

While the current interference in Latin America may be constructed as a strategy to isolate Cuba further, imperialism is missing the point – revolutions are made by the people and the U.S. has triggered all the conditions for change in the region.

Remembering and Preserving the Cuban Revolution
January 2, 2020

Sabotaging the Cuban Revolution, even after 61 years, remains a US priority. Latin America is once again in the grips of political changes; Chile and Bolivia currently represent the spectrum of neoliberal and imperialist interference.

Remembering and Preserving the Cuban Revolution
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