Another weapon in the cultural war against Cuba
CIA efforts to create publishing houses and literary magazines to attract Cuban writers was intended to separate them from the country’s institutions and steer them toward an anti-government stance
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CIA efforts to create publishing houses and literary magazines to attract Cuban writers was intended to separate them from the country’s institutions and steer them toward an anti-government stance
The United States is losing ground, and is more anxious than ever to control Latin American peoples
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
After World War II, the struggle for human rights had a privileged place in the hegemonic speech of world capitalism
Each year, between 14,500 and 17,000 people from some 59 countries are trafficked into the U.S.; however, experts in the field point out that these figures reflect only a negligible part of the reality
In this season of “anything goes” which is the U.S. Presidential election campaign, satisfying interest group lobbies is key, since they can play a decisive role in mobilizing the vote for the candidate that best responds to their demands.
Recent disclosures linked to the Crypto AG company confirm that the CIA did not learn about Operation Condor via espionage. The gruesome extermination plan was planned, advised and implemented by U.S. intelligence services
Since the terrorist attack on Cuba’s embassy in Washington, authorities in the country where the deplorable act took place have shown no interest in the event itself or repeated demands for official information by our government
Imperialism is plunging deeper into a desperate, increasingly dangerous phase in its attacks against Venezuela
The U.S. Government keeps Cuba in the worst category in its annual State Department report on human trafficking