The Little Known Story of the Chernobyl Children Cured in Cuba
While the new four part HBO documentary about the 1986 nuclear power plant meltdown in Chernobyl is being viewed by millions a related story of human […]
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Cuban Aid: What HBO Didn’t Mention In Their ‘Chernobyl’ Series
“Although Cuba went through economically difficult times, our state continued to offer specialized treatment to minors, fulfilling a commitment of solidarity” HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ has been […]
Over 7.5 million Cubans voted the new Constitution
The National Electoral Commission reported that until five o’clock in the Sunday afternoon over 7.5 million Cubans had gone to the polls, which represents 81.53 […]
Fidel Castro’s Enduring Enviromental Legacy
“Tomorrow will be too late to do what we should have done a long time ago,” said Fidel. Fidel’s commitment to education and health care […]
Forests cover 30.6% of Cuba’s land area
The province of Pinar del Río is the most reforested in the country, with 47% of its total area covered by trees Cuba ended 2015 […]
The farmer who’s starting an organic revolution in Cuba
Fernando Funes Monzote’s theories of ‘agroecology’ bear fruit as he aims to inspire others to make the most of their land. Like all homestead stories, […]
Farewell Mandela: Cuba remembers your words (even if the media hides them)
“The defeat of the apartheid army served as an inspiration to the struggling people of South Africa. Without the defeat of Cuito Cuanavale our organizations would not have been legalized. The defeat of the racist army in Cuito Cuanavale made it possible for me to be here with you today.” – Nelson Mandela, Cuba, 1991.
