Author: Nalda Vigezzi

Cuba’s support of disabled people praised Representatives of non-governmental organizations from Latin America and the Caribbean praised Cuba’s policies to promote the social wellbeing of disabled persons Author: Julio Martínez […]

Unleashing the Caribbean’s potential Cuban officials offered a press conference regarding the High-Level Segment of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS-AEC), where they called to increase exchanges between countries of […]

Ecological agriculture in Cuba: Key to sustainability Cuban researchers have shown great interest in generalizing use of techniques they have studied to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers, protect soils, […]

Telesur Analysis Why the US Immigration Policy Toward Cuba Had to Go The Cuban Adjustment Act, passed in 1966 by the U.S. Congress, allowed any Cuban who entered the United […]

A dream of two greats (+Photos) The Cuban delegation to the ALBA-TCP 14th Summit in Caracas was led by President Raúl Castro, and included Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez, Deputy Minister […]

Blanca Monett, a fourteen-year-old when Fidel Castro put out a call in 1960 for teachers to go into the rural areas of Cuba to teach literacy in the campaign (“Each […]

Martí in Fidel: All the Glory in the World Fits in a Kernel of Corn By Arnold August* The last week of January holds special significance for Cubans, and indeed […]

Fidel, Political Power and the New Culture of Communication Arnold August, February 10, 2017 English version of the Spanish-language presentation given as part of the panel titled “Fidel, Builder of […]