Sometimes in the midst of a discussion, it is appropriate to look at fundamentals. There is one basic question that those who object to Americans having access to US courts under Title III of the Cuba Libertad Act refuse to entertain: profiting from stolen property. Victims of such crimes in Toronto, Madrid, Paris and elsewhere can and do go to court.
According to Administration sources and press reports, yesterday Venezuelan despot Nicolas Maduro was about to flee to Cuba when the Russians told him to stay put.
At 5:57 yesterday afternoon, The WASHINGTON Post reported dozens wounded in clashes in Venezuela. According to the article, “President Trump accused Cuba of conducting military operations in Venezuela and threatened a ‘full and complete embargo’ on Cuba if it did not ‘immediately’ stop.”
Each month we feature on Cuba Archive’s Facebook page around eight short case profiles of victims of the Castro regime on the anniversary of their death or disappearance. Generally, cases with photos are selected that represent a cross-section of causes and dates. We hope that these personal stories can convey some sense of the losses involved as well as of the scope and magnitude of the cost in lives of 60 years of Communist “revolution” in Cuba.
CUBABrief distributes today an important analysis of the Administration's decision implementing Title III of the Helms-Burton Law. Havana’s propaganda machine has responded with a blatant lie, claiming that the regime wanted to negotiate compensation but was rebuffed by the U.S.
Hoy nos complace enviarles este análisis del Ing. Manuel Cereijo sobre el desarrollo económico de Cuba antes del régimen castro-comunista y el milagro económico de los cubanos libres de 1959 a 2019.
Desde el 2000, Hugo Chávez empezó a enviar petróleo a Cuba, un sostén que ha sido clave en la permanencia de la dictadura castrista en el poder.
La organización no gubernamental Cuban Prisoners Defenders elevó a 142 el número total de prisioneros de conciencia en la Isla, según un informe que ha remitido a DIARIO DE CUBA este lunes y que tiene en cuenta los últimos 15 días del mes de marzo.
Cubans arrived to the United States with nothing. They became what they were denied in their homeland Cubans have had ties to the United States for a long time, particularly with the state of Florida.
El Presidente Manuel Lopez Obrador pudiera comenzar pidiendole perdon a nombre del gobierno de su pais a los familiares de tantos jovenes mexicanos asesinados en años recientes, cuyas muertes continuan impunes.
The timing of Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s historic journey to Cuba could not have been less auspicious.
“Tourists to Cuba see an exotic island lost to time, but I see a country in desperate need of meaningful change.”
The Center for a Free Cuba has raised the issue of Raul Castro’s deployment to Venezuela of thousands of soldiers and security agents with members of Congress, media, NGOs, and in a brief exchange with Vice President Pence.
John Bolton, el Consejero de Seguridad de Donald Trump, ha declarado que van a apretarles las clavijas económicas a Cuba por el apoyo que le da La Habana a la dictadura de Nicolás Maduro. ¿Por qué esta furia renovada?
Cuba's deep involvement in Venezuela is causing new tensions in the historically close relationship between Canada and Cuba, with Nicolas Maduro increasingly leaning on the Cubans to keep him in power as Venezuelans turn against him.
The Artists at Risk Connection (ARC), a project of PEN America, has released its first white paper, Art Under Pressure: Decree 349 Restricts Creative Freedom in Cuba today and is available in English and Spanish.
Esta semana:
El Padre Varela, el Referéndum Constitucional y el futuro | Dagoberto Valdés Hernández
¿Comenzará otro período especial en Cuba?| Karina Gálvez Chiú
Cuba después del 24 de febrero | Jorge I. Guillén Martínez
La ciencia y sus implicaciones políticas | Yoandy Izquierdo Toledo
Necesitamos mirarnos con ojos limpios | Rosalia Viñas Lazo
DEL CENTRO PARA LA APERTURA Y EL DESARROLLO EN AMERICA LATINA
After many years of benign neglect, the world has taken notice of the tragedy, the political and humanitarian crisis, taking place in Cuba and Venezuela. Millions of Venezuelan refugees have fled to neighboring counties, thousands of Cuban soldiers and security forces play an important role in the repression of peaceful demonstrators throughout the country, and Nicolas Maduro, the illegitimate despot, has been denounced by most democracies around the world. Will the Venezuelan military side with the Venezuelan people and their aspiration to regain their freedom? The whole world is watching.
