By The NY Time Editorial Board November 2, 2014 Nearly five years ago, authorities in Cuba arrested an American government subcontractor, Alan Gross, who was working on a secretive program to expand […]
NY Times Editorial: A Prisoner Swap With Cuba
USA Today Interviews Cuban Filmmaker, Gloria Rolando
USA TODAY columnist DeWayne Wickham talks to Gloria Rolando, a Cuban documentary filmmaker, about the connections between artists of the African diaspora and her recent works. Watch the video here! Ms. Rolando […]
Retired Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson Sends Letter to Obama
Lawrence Wilkerson is Distinguished Visiting Professor of Government and Public Policy at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. His last position in government was chief of staff to Colin Powell […]
Coral Reefs Bring Cuban & U.S. Experts Together
HAVANA, Cuba, Oct 24 (acn) US directives with the Florida Aquarium paid a working visit this week to Cuba to consider joint efforts with the island´s National Aquarium in the research on coral reefs. This trip […]
End America’s Perverse Embargo Against Cuba
By Jesse Jackson The Chicago Suntimes October 13, 2014 When President Barack Obama called on the world to contribute to fighting Ebola in West Africa, the response was, as the Wall Street […]
Obama Should End the Embargo on Cuba
By The New York Times Editorial Board October 11, 2014 Scanning a map of the world must give President Obama a sinking feeling as he contemplates the dismal state of troubled bilateral […]
UN General Assembly Votes to End to US Blockade on Cuba, Again.
By TeleSUR October 28, 2014 Condemnation of blockade is nearly unanimous at global body. Today the General Assembly of the United Nations once again voted overwhelmingly in favor of ending the blockade […]
EBOLA CRISIS RAISES SERIOUS QUESTIONS
[From Peace Action – WI’s Oct. – Nov. MOBILIZER, by Art Heitzer, Steering Committee Member] The Ebola health crisis has given U.S. mass media another basis to scare the American people, but […]
Cuba calling: what this small island can teach the world about disease control
By Conner Gorry, The Guardian October 23, 2014 Guatemala, Pakistan, Indonesia, Haiti. Four different nations that share a common experience: in the past decade, they were all struck by natural disasters which […]
On Cuba Embargo, It’s the U.S. and Israel Against the World — Again
October 28, 2014 NY Times Editorial Page Editor’s Blog A little-known former American ambassador on Tuesday addressed the General Assembly to perform a dreaded task: defending the issue that has isolated the […]
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