Cognitive warfare, or human hacking
Cognitive warfare operations promote and stimulate aversive emotions, thoughts, and moods that can escalate to high levels of intensity
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Unlike the United States, Cuba does not interfere in the electoral processes of other nations
With no real arguments or constructive ideas, the U.S. resorts to slandering Cuba to justify rejecting any positive contact between the two nations
Synthetic manipulation: the keys that open or close the doors of reality
Our lives unfold in the digital universe without us being aware that forces exist within it that act as a distorting lens
What happened so badly in Ohio that the United States decided to hide it?
The news, in spite of the efforts to hide it, to mimic its essence or to distort its content, always makes its way: in East Palestine, Ohio, there was a chemical accident.
Internet and the dirty U.S. war on Cuba
Funds allocated by the U.S. government to promote regime change in Cuba are euphemistically camouflaged as "pro-democracy programs" to finance mercenary groups, scholarships to train young Cubans as fake leaders, and a dirty Internet war
Power play: A Russian vaccine versus zero solidarity
As has occurred since the beginning of the epidemic, since Russia’s announcement of the first vaccine against the new coronavirus, two ways of viewing reality are competing in the world.
A presidential hopeful and the "pearls in his crown"
Florida governor's legislative gaffes tell of extremism that could lead to the presidential chair
Sinister means of sedition
The images say it all, they are the same aggressors. If we look at photos taken in three places – Kiev, Caracas, and Managua – we will find many coincidences
Victory and the stubborn frankness of history
It is impossible to erase from the collective memory the fact that the fascist aggression against the USSR cost the lives of about 27 million people
Terrorism against Cuba is state policy
Two months after the terrorist Alazo Baró shot up the Cuban embassy in Washington, the complicit silence of the Trump administration, and the impunity afforded his mentors, indicate that violence will continue to be part of U.S. government policy toward Cuba
