Bolton fired! What gives?

Here in Cuba, we are surprised by the news of the firing of National Security Advisor John Bolton by Donald Trump. We ask, what does it mean?... More


By Charles McKelvey ... More


By Charles McKelvey ... More


The first day of school in Cuba

Today is the first day of school in Cuba. Here in Havana, near the studios of Havana Radio Cuba, a multitude of children could be seen, walking to their schools in their school uniforms, new book bags in hand, accompanied by their parents and grandparents.... More


By Marjorie Cohn, Truthout ... More


By Laurel Leff, The Conversation ... More


anberra, Aug 21 (PL) Australia will be part of the U.S.-led mission in the Strait of Hormuz, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Wednesday.... More


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Havana, Aug 21 (PL) Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez reiterated his rejection of US attempts to sabotage Cuban medical collaboration in over 60 countries.... More


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Biarritz is known for big Atlantic waves, but the loudest crashing at next weekend's G7 meeting in the French resort could be the sound of US President Donald Trump and his convention-wrecking diplomacy.... More


On August 9, 1945, the government of the United States, then headed by President Harry S. Truman, dropped a plutonium atomic bomb over Nagasaki, which instantly killed no less than 70,000 men, women and children and condemned to death tens of thousands more over the subsequent years.... More


An editorial by Simon Trisdall for The Guardian... More


U.S. cruise ships can no longer travel to Cuba... More


commentary from teleSUR / https://www.telesurenglish.net... More


Evidently frustrated by the failure of its puppet in Venezuela -- the self-proclaimed "president" Juan Guaido -- and by the evident lack of leadership of its 'Man in Caracas,' the administration of Donald Trump is now blaming Cuba for its failed military coup. ... More


Dreaming in Miami

An editorial by Ricardo Alarcon de Quesada... More


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