Argentina’s rightist regime attacks public workers
By Carl Lewis January 15, 2016 Argentina’s rightist government, led by newly elected President Mauricio Macri of the [...]
Latin America & The Caribbean
Revolution holds firm on principles
By Cheryl LaBash December 27, 2015 One year ago, U.S. President Barack Obama admitted what the world already knew. In five [...]
FARC Peace Delegation comments on agreement on victims
January 1, 2016 The following is a message from the FARC-EP [Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia — People’s Army] [...]
Cuba’s solidarity with Assata Shakur
By Cheryl LaBash December 3, 2015 Assata Shakur. Photo credit: Adama Delphine Fawundu In a Nov. 9 interview of Kenia [...]
Brazilian autoworkers strike back against layoffs
By Martha Grevatt September 1, 2015 On Aug. 8, General Motors do Brasil, which has four plants in the country, announced [...]
Cuba eliminates mother-to-child transmission of HIV
‘A human life is worth more than all the gold ofthe richest man on earth.’ – Cuba’s socialist medical system [...]
On the road with the Cuba caravan
By Cheryl LaBash July 19, 2015 Yellow school buses are a common sight in the U.S. Usually the rides are shorter than the [...]
A personal essay on two Cubas on July 26 in Miami
In Miami, where the spirit of dictator Fulgencio Batista lives on. By Francisco Pena-Ariet August 7, 2015 July 26 — Miami [...]
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