El viceministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Cuba reflexiona sobre cómo el bloqueo impuesto por Estados Unidos limita la capacidad de Cuba para avanzar y desarrollarse.

Cuba’s Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs reflects on how the US-imposed blockade severely limits Cuba’s ability to advance and develop

The impacts of a tightened US blockade, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the return of Trump with a vindictive Marco Rubio as Secretary of State, have deepened the crisis in Cuba, making international solidarity with the island more important than ever.

After several months of preparation and three days of intense meetings at the highest diplomatic level, the IX Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), which brings together the 33 countries of the region, concluded in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Hundreds of thousands of Cuban people participated in the mass demonstration against the six-decade US blockade of Cuba and the inclusion of Cuba on the US state sponsors of terrorism list.

The Mexican President told the press that it is not true that she informed the US President-elect that she would close the border between both countries, contradicting statements from Trump about their conversation.

European movements call for an end to the US-imposed blockade on Cuba, condemning disinformation campaigns that hinder the progress of the socialist project on the Caribbean island

During his time in office, Donald Trump oversaw a severe tightening of the US blockade on Cuba, which Biden did nothing to reverse. Will a Trump or Harris victory change the island’s relation with the US?

The inclusion of Cuba on the state sponsors of terrorism list has severely limited the island nation from accessing funds and the international market.

As Israel’s genocidal multi-front war rages on, the limitations of the international body to fulfill its promise to promoting peace and cooperation becomes glaringly clear.

This week marked the anniversary of the birth of Marxist and communist revolutionary Fidel Castro, here we reflect on his political life after the triumph of the revolution in 1959

Cuba, a country of 11 million inhabitants, is the second most successful country in the Americas in the Olympic Games, only behind the United States.