Dominio Cuba
Published on Sep 5, 2018
Have you heard the story of some American diplomats who supposedly got sick in Cuba?
There has been talk of impossible acoustic weapons, viruses and brain damage, but the FBI itself went to Havana to investigate and did not find a single piece of evidence.
Are you feeling confused? It’s not your fault, someone’s trying to confuse you.
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After debunking Washington’s lies about the burning of “humanitarian aid” trucks on the Venezuelan/Colombian border (more than two weeks after being scooped by independent journalists), the New York Times quickly reverted to form in an article by Nicholas Casey headlined “‘It is Unspeakable’:
As the title not-so-subtly suggests, Casey claimed to present bombshell revelations regarding the Nicolás Maduro government’s alleged weaponization of Cuban medical personnel as a means of holding on to power. On closer inspection, however, the article is riddled with factual inaccuracies, omissions and misrepresentations.
Learn MoreBy Marco Teruggi from Caracas on March 31, 2019
Large Chavista demonstration last Saturday in Caracas
Once again we found ourselves with no power supply. We sat down on the balcony and watched as candles and lanterns were turned on inside buildings along with some cacerolas (pot banging in protest) that went on for a few minutes. Then silence… Caracas’ great silence, in its valley, hills and slums. It was 7:10 pm and the third blackout of the week. It’s hard to keep count though; the power supply comes and goes repeatedly. Numbers are not important, but what people are feeling: fatigue, physical exhaustion, and the knock-down effect due to the lack of the subway system, of running water, of telecommunications and the uncertainty is.
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Tuesday March 26, 6:30PM
Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library
6501 Telegraph Ave, Oakland
Donations at the door (no one turned away for lack of funds)
Neesa Medina is a Honduran feminist with 10 years of experience in violence against women, sexual and reproductive rights, strategic communications and advocacy.
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Josefina Vidal with Cuban Ambassador to the U.S. Jose Cabañas at the opening of the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC, July 20, 2015. Photo: Bill Hackwell
By Josefina Vidal, Cuban Ambassador to Canada on March 3, 2019
Link to the article the ambassador is responding to, https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/venezuela-canada-cuba-1.5040857
My response to this CBC News tendentious and manipulative article:
To the Editor of CBC News
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