Ten keys to Donald Trump's policy toward Cuba
The change in policy toward Cuba, announced June 16 by U.S. President Donald Trump, implies a setback in bilateral relations • Granma shares opinions and analysis from both sides of the Florida Straits
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Evo Morales: “I wanted to know how the Revolution is made”
“With what I have seen in Havana and in Santiago de Cuba, I am sure that Fidel’s death has been transformed into a strength, not a weakness. It is an opportunity to re-launch all revolutions”
All set for the reestablishment of regular commercial flights between the U.S. and Cuba
Regular direct commercial flights between the United States and Cuba, which will resume at the end of the month following more than half a century, will operate in accordance with international security standards
From Miami to Lima, the twisted path of the Summit of the Americas
Granma presents a summary of the 20-year history of these gatherings, with the eighth edition set to take place April 13-14 in Lima, which will again reveal the tensions existing between U.S. neoliberal Pan-Americanism and the integrationist aspirations of countries south of the Rio Bravo
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Moves to codify another injustice as law
Some U.S. legislators are not satisfied with the legal guarantees enjoyed by the Guantánamo Naval Base, and want to prevent possible negotiations on returning the territory illegally occupied for more than a century to Cuba
The enemies of the left
If the powerful know anything it is how to distinguish their people from those who seek a more just distribution of wealth, reject the naturalization of inequality and believe that “human rights” are extensive to all human beings
The Caribbean: A look at the neighborhood
The Caribbean meetings held in Havana last week, March 8-11, left clear evidence of the leading role our region is playing in political developments on the continent, as well as the potential which exists for greater integration in the face of adverse international conditions
U.S. legislators support expanding ties with Cuba
Members of a bipartisan delegation from the United States Congress expressed their desire to continue expanding ties with Cuba
2017 according to Fidel
GranmaInternational shares with our readers some of the Comandante en Jefe's reflections and ideas on issues which impact the world today
OAS 44th General Assembly
U.S. increasingly alone in efforts to isolate Cuba
The recent 44th General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) held in Paraguay’s capital Asunción, clearly showed that the United States is increasingly alone in its efforts to isolate Cuba, a strategy unsuccessfully followed since January of 1959.
