Claims by officials in Washington that “Cuba’s collapse is imminent” usually coincide with a tightening of the blockade. Yet, once again, Cubans have reaffirmed their commitment to the revolution and their creative resistance in the face of the latest US attacks.

The White House’s decisions aim to energetically destroy an island already burdened by a US economic blockade. Several politicians and experts have warned that Trump’s decision could lead to a humanitarian crisis.

Trump’s latest executive order is an intensification of the six-decade US policy which seeks to suffocate and strangle Cuba’s economy to force regime change

As the people of New Orleans suffered from mass devastation and state neglect following Hurricane Katrina, Cuba’s offer of solidarity was rejected

Cuba solidarity activists denounce Trump’s new executive order as an example of using “starvation as a weapon”

Outgoing President Joe Biden had removed Cuba from the list less than a week prior, a long-awaited move that he committed to in his final days in office

Biden removes Cuba from the US’s list of State Sponsors of Terrorism in his final days as President

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 call for the mobilization on December 20 was made by Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel

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?

In the UN General Assembly, 187 countries voted for the resolution to lift blockade, only the United States and Israel voted against.

The US blockade on Cuba has been widely condemned by the majority of the world, yet in recent years, instead of lifting it, successive US administrations have made it worse.