Tag: Fidel Castro

If anything, it is Cuba that has been the victim of U.S.A. terrorism.

Many in the U.S. saw the Cuban Revolution as an embodiment of their own finest ideals.

While both Putin and Biden claim to seek a “stable and predictable” bilateral relationship, the rest of the world should be wary of their ability to establish one.

Cubans have had to survive and develop for more than 60 years in absolutely unjust and unjustifiable conditions, under a criminal economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the U.S.

Through unity and resilience Cuba not only managed to defeat ongoing attacks by the U.S., it also managed to mobilize the whole world into condemning the U.S. aggression.

While Cuba leads a global war against Covid-19, the US is undermining the effort by withholding its financial contribution to the World Health Organization.

The president’s increasingly unhinged performances at his televised briefings are more disturbing than life in lockdown.

Kim Jong Un enjoys the luxury of presenting to the world, day after day, the existence of a land that, no matter how small, poor and ostracized, is still capable of standing up to the superpower.

Many in the U.S. are unable to forgive Fidel his fidelity and his personal weaknesses.

Cuba’s relationship with the United States is like one of a student, where the power is asymmetrical.