Timeline of terror
Luis Posada Carriles, who died on May 23 in Miami, has a long history of terrorism, bombings and ties with drug-traffickers across practically all of the Americas
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Luis Posada Carriles, who died on May 23 in Miami, has a long history of terrorism, bombings and ties with drug-traffickers across practically all of the Americas
Cuba’s revolutionary diplomacy maintains its unlimited support for the search for a comprehensive, just, and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, based on the creation of two states
Delegations from the two countries have been meeting in Washington since December 14, to negotiate issues regarding civil aviation. Significant progress has been made and they are close to reaching a memorandum of understanding for the establishment of regular flights
Cuba is committed to the safe, democratic, and responsible use of the internet, while the government, and in particular Fidel, have continued to promote the development of new technologies and full access to the internet for all citizens
Interview with the Bolivian President during his visit to Nicaragua to participate in the Sao Paulo Forum and celebrations marking the 38th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution
No one can look back over 20th and 21st century history, without studying the work and ideas of this Cuban who wrote a small Caribbean island into the pages of “true global history,” as told by the people
Jorge Oller was selected to accompany the Comandante en Jefe on his tour of Chile in 1971, which included a brief stop in Peru, December 4 of that year, to meet with General Juan Velasco Alvarado, a progressive hope in a Latin America dominated by the right
Even with the help of high-power speakers, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) would not be able to hear Cuba. He has suffered selective deafness for decades, when it comes to his country of origin.
“I reiterate here today that for Vietnam, the Cuban people were truly ready to give their own blood, because we could appreciate what the immense courage and unsurpassable heroism of their struggle meant,” noted Fidel.
Two engineers, who met 40 years ago when they worked at IBM, have founded a tractor company, and are planning to build the first U.S. plant in Cuba since 1959 • Their Oggun tractor is “blockade proof,” based on an Open Source Manufacturing Model, that is, easily acquired off-the-shelf components