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The future of the Revolution depends on our capacity for resistance and unity
The future of the Revolution depends on our capacity for resistance and unity

Since its inception, the program of the Cuban Revolution led by Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz, in defense of social justice, national sovereignty, and the rights of the people, faced not only internal opposition but also a series of coercive measures imposed by the United States Government, headed by the criminal economic, commercial and financial blockade that seeks to suffocate its development and contain its regional impact.

Rain and Colonial Charm (+Photos)
Rain and Colonial Charm (+Photos)

Rain always has that special quality of painting everything it touches with beauty and life

Fascism in the USA as a method of governance
Fascism in the USA as a method of governance

USA, Feb. 3 - What George Wallace, the governor of Alabama, couldn't accomplish 30 years ago is being carried out today by Donald Trump, the American president, through inexcusable internal persecutions, the habitual bombing of a smaller nation, Venezuela, and the attempt to subdue the ever-rebellious Cuba through hunger.

Our America in the eagle's eye: Annexation to the United States in the view of José Martí
Our America in the eagle's eye: Annexation to the United States in the view of José Martí

Havana, Feb 1st. - Devotees of annexationism are an ancient species in the History of Cuba. Since the dawn of the 19th century, excessive admiration for the United States blinded many Cubans, who sought an easy remedy for their ills by looking North. The naivety of the pioneers of this position was understandable, but it was equally marked by the selfishness of those who sought to draw closer to the neighboring colossus in search of democratic freedoms and economic well-being for the Creole sugarocracy, while preserving possession of their slaves.

The other side of heritage: When filth obscures history
The other side of heritage: When filth obscures history

There is an image of the historic center that celebrates its labyrinth of streets, the solemnity of its churches, and the terracotta red of its roof tiles. It is the postcard that justified its title as a World Heritage Site. But there is another side, one that does not appear in tourist guides and yet defines the daily experience of residents and visitors.

Forceful responses from Cubans to the braggart Trump
Forceful responses from Cubans to the braggart Trump

With massive mobilizations, the people of Cuba have responded forcefully to recent bravado and aggressions from the head of the U.S. regime, Donald Trump, demonstrating once again that the inhabitants of the Caribbean island do not fear, nor do they like, threats and intimidation.

The legacy of Martí: An ethical guide in the face of inequalities and tensions in Latin America
The legacy of Martí: An ethical guide in the face of inequalities and tensions in Latin America

The thought of José Martí, forged in the context of the independence struggles of the 19th century, remains surprisingly relevant in the contemporary world.

Cases and things at home: Liam Rabbit
Cases and things at home: Liam Rabbit

Liam Rabbit is still too young to understand what's happening around him, but he's perhaps certain of one thing: one day his everyday life was disrupted when men in ski masks took him away from Minneapolis.

The Climax of a Feat
The Climax of a Feat

It is said that the whole world was following that epic which, for three months, was fought on Cuban soil and which a U.S. newspaper came to describe as something closer to the wonders of legend than to the authentic annals of our time.

For Venezuela, my Cuban soul
For Venezuela, my Cuban soul

Sometimes, the greatest love cannot be contained in words, but in gestures. In the silence of a decision made with an open heart.

Cuba mourns its fallen heroes once again (+ Post)
Cuba mourns its fallen heroes once again (+ Post)

Cuba's grief carries a new mark, this time for the 32 combatants who fell defending sister nation Venezuela and its president, NicolásMaduro, kidnapped along with his wife, Cilia Flores.

City of the Earthenware Jars among Cuba's top tourist destinations
City of the Earthenware Jars among Cuba's top tourist destinations

Camagüey, with its rich culture, welcomes thousands of visitors annually, making it one of the country's most prominent tourist destinations and a fundamental pillar of the local economy.