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Cuba Prepares for Disaster

The September 2021 Scientific American included a description by the editors of the deplorable state of disaster relief in the US. They traced the root […]

Cuba’s system of participatory democracy

Listen to the audio clip from Helen Yaffe’s recent discussion of Rev Left Radio with host, Brett O’Shea, about the Cuban political system. Unlike the […]

Chernobyl Children in Cuba: an Untold Story (Part I)

Tarara, children of Chernobyl. Photo Liborio Noval By way of introduction… One day in 2011, Peruvian visual artist Sonia Cunliffe visited the beach resort of […]

The US Blockade Against Cuba Is an Act of War

BY HELEN YAFFE For sixty years, the United States’ blockade against Cuba has worked to hinder the island’s development and prevent it from trading even […]

How Does the Helms-Burton Act Affect Cuba?

The ability of the Cuban people to overcome the longest economic, financial and commercial siege in history is proof of the firmness and perseverance to […]

The revolutionary life of Celia Sánchez

On this International Women’s Day we focus on the revolutionary life of Celia Sánchez. Sánchez’s transition into an anti-Batista revolutionary began when a little peasant […]

Myths and realities in the draft Families Code

The variety of opinions expressed during popular consultation meetings will no doubt help us construct a better Code, but comments based on false information, and […]

Cuba reiterates its firm commitment for a drugs-free society

Havana, March 20 (RHC) —Cuba last year seized 2,438 kilograms of drugs, most of them marijuana, coming from bales by international drug trafficking operations that […]

Cuba’s Successful Disregard for US Policies

Against decades of prevarication, there is a dramatic illustration of the torture of Cuba over sixty years, including John F. Kennedy’s terrorist war against Cuba, […]