• The United States has made extensive use of drones in places like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen. Photo: Getty Images

    War in the hands of the algorithm

    When killing becomes a faster, more remote, and more efficient process, barbarity ceases to be an exception and functions as an industry.

  • Interview with Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez conducted by Spanish academic, politician, and journalist Pablo Iglesias. Photo: Courtesy of Cubadebate

    Díaz-Canel: We are willing to give our lives for the Revolution

    Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, recently gave an interview to Spanish political scientist Pablo Iglesias Turrión on the digital platform Canal Red, which was broadcast on the program Mesa Redonda.

  • Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    Cuba rejects presence of U.S. nuclear submarine in Guantanamo Bay

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs categorically rejects the entry into Guantanamo Bay, on July 5, 2023, of a nuclear-powered submarine that remained until July 8 at the U.S. military base located there, which constitutes a provocative escalation by the United States, whose political or strategic motives are unknown.

  • It took Haiti 122 years to pay off its debt of independence, a neocolonial strategy that remains in place and leads to chronic underdevelopment. Photo: Juvenal Balán

    Cuba, Haiti, the Helms-Burton and the crime of insubordination

    Empires never forgive rebels; an insubordinate rebel plants a seed that can sprout many generations later.

  • Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel Bermúdez

    Díaz-Canel joins Red Bandana sit-in

    Yesterday, November 14, around noon, President Miguel Díaz-Canel arrived at Havana’s Central Park to join the sit-in organized by the Red Bandana collective, an initiative of social network activists, members of Cuban civil society organizations, and promoters of community projects.

  • Photo: Freddy Pérez Cabrera

    Volcano vs. volcano

    On the anniversary of his birth, we recall the volcanic strength Ernesto Guevara carried within, already evident in the young man who met Fidel in Mexico.

  • Cuba will vaccinate its entire population against COVID-19 in 2021

    Cuba will vaccinate its entire population against COVID-19 in 2021

    Dr. Eduardo Martínez, president of the BioCubaFarma state pharmaceutical enterprise group, reports that work is advancing to expand production capacity of Cuba’s candidate vaccine Soberana 02.

  • Four centuries of infamy

    Four centuries of infamy

    Before Europeans arrived in America, Portuguese seafarers snatched the first Africans from their homelands to be sold and exploited in the Iberian Peninsula.

  • Throughout the current health emergency, Cuban families have promoted good health practices and continue to play a leading role in the education of younger generations. Photo: Ariel Cecilio Lemus Alvarez

    Families, in times of pandemic and always

    Families vary, in terms of their composition, structure, and functioning, but all play a key role in society and require special attention from government.

  • United States and transnational corporations in Latin America and the Caribbean

    The real interest of the United States and transnational corporations in Latin America and the Caribbean

    What are the real interests of the U.S. and corporations in the region? Freedom, democracy, human rights? No. Their goal is to preserve imperialist domination of our natural resources.

  • The preliminary results of the elections in Bolivia confirm decisive popular support for the government of Evo Morales. Photo- ABI

    Bolivia on alert: Coup plot underway!

    Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez denounces destabilization campaign and violence.

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    Brazil: The dangers of being young and Black

    The latest statistics released by the UN show that some 23,000 young Blacks die violently every year in Brazil, equivalent to one every 23 minutes.

  • More than 20,000 Cuban collaborators, 61% of whom are women, remain in Venezuela fighting to save lives and ensuring the well-being of the population of this sister nation. Photo- Omara García

    Cuban “troops” saving lives in Venezuela

    Cubans are truly committed to the principle of sovereignty, we are protective of our independence, and we would never do to others what we would not allow to be done to ourselves.

  • The Venezuelan people have resisted U.S. governments attempts destabilize e country. Photo- AP

    Venezuela confronts fabricated chaos

    Against all imperialist logic, the Venezuelan people refuse to be subjugated.

  • Photo by Manuel Will

    Traces of the CIA in Venezuela’s nationwide power outage

    A CIA has had its eyes on the country’s vulnerability for years, looking to use an electrical failure to promote destabilization and put an end to the Bolivarian Revolution.

  • Legitamacy of Maduro

    The legitimacy of Venezuela’s President

    The right-wing opposition in Venezuela, openly directed by the United States, is attempting a coup to impose an interim president, a figure not recognized in the country’s Constitution, disregarding the will of 6,248,864 citizens who voted for Nicolás Maduro.

  • U.S. military adventure against Venezuela must be stopped

    Cuba condemns the U.S. government’s escalating preparations for a military adventure in Venezuela and calls on the international community to mobilize to prevent its consummation.

  • Interview with Maduro

    Granma International reproduces excerpts from Ignacio Ramonet’s interview with the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro.

  • Eduardo Bolsonaro in Miami with Cuban-born terrorist Orlando Gutiérrez. Photo: Twitter

    Bolsonaro against Cuba

    Bolsonaro has his eyes on Washington and the Trump administration, which is looking to the Jair-Eduardo pair, father and son, to facilitate its attacks on Cuba and Venezuela.

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    The defeat of democracy in Brazil

    Many wonder how it is possible, following the democratic governments of Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Lula, and Dilma Rousseff, that Brazilians have elected as President a shady federal deputy and die-hard defender of the military dictatorship that ruledthe country 1964-1985.