The third way or political centrism in Cuba: A historical approach
The idea of “political centrism” in today’s Cuba has been brewing for a long time, as part of U.S. strategy to overthrow the Revolution
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Fidel faces the empire: Plan against Plan
This August 13, the Commandante en Jefe would have turned 93. The validity of his thought and action remains clear and serves to guide progressive, social justice efforts around the world
U.S. – CUBA
The long road to the normalization of migratory relations
A detailed history of migratory relations between the United States and Cuba, which changed abruptly after 1959, as Washington turned its immigration policy into another instrument of war against the Revolution
What is meant by cultural warfare?
Since Cuba’s revolutionary triumph, the island has faced both the impacts of the colonizing wave of global hegemonic industry and specific cultural warfare projects designed, financed and implemented by U.S. imperialism, its agencies and international allies, with the aim of subverting Cuban socialism
Words to intellectuals, 60 years later
Needed today are new readings of Fidel’s “Words,” and awareness of the context in which they were presented, including the various cultural tendencies active in this arena after the triumph of the Revolution
Fidel and the battle against the FTAA
The Commander-in-Chief was a strategic leader in the international effort to thwart the imperialist project
The Commander-in-Chief was a strategic leader in the international effort to thwart the imperialist project
The manipulation of human rights in U.S. political discourse
The bourgeois conception emphasizes a strictly individualist view of human rights, overlooking the duties of individuals to the rest of society, and ignoring the collective aspect of certain rights, such as that of peoples to peace, development, self-determination, and international solidarity
Fidel in the world, the world in Fidel
In "Discurso de Intensidad (Speech on Intensity)", an extraordinary essay by Cintio Vitier, he quotes Lezama Lima when he says that "the historical capacity of a country is not due to its extension but to its intensity".
