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.
Learn MoreJune 11, 2019
Since 2016 we have been denouncing the judicial, media and parliamentary coup against Dilma Rousseff, who was stripped from power, with the aim of destroying the Workers’ Party of Brazil (PT) and its historic leader Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silva in order to prevent him from returning to the presidency.
Removing Dilma from power, replacing her with the usurper Michel Temer, launching a fierce persecution against Lula, imprisoning him without evidence, violating constitutional guarantees of the right to due process, and preventing him to be a candidate in the elections was the script used to prevent him from redirecting the destiny of Latin America’s largest country.
Learn MoreJune 8, 2019
Last night, at the Unitarian Universalist Church in the city of Berkeley, CA, an event was held to update community members on the current situation in Cuba and Venezuela that that are both facing sanctions and blockades by the current U.S. administration. Andrea Torres of the International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity moderated the conversation and debate.
Among the panelists were David Paul, one of four activists from the Embassy Protection Collective who were recently arrested by US authorities in Washington DC.
Learn MoreAn Interview by Arleen Rodríguez Derivet with photographs by Ismael Francisco for Cubadebate
Hours before his 54th birthday, or “forty and always” as Gerardo Hernández Nordelo likes to define his current age, the man the empire condemned to give up two lives in prison plus 15 years, plays with his three children like another child, very close to the beach. It’s his fifth birthday since freedom and he looks more smiling and serene than ever.
A while ago a great childhood friend told me who could have predicted that you were going to be surrounded by kids, with your wife…having a good time, enjoying your birthday, with so many that you spent behind bars? It was a date I didn’t even want to remember, because paradoxically, when that day came, you didn’t even want to remember your birthday. But my life has changed tremendously, for the better.
A New FilmCubanas Mujeres en Revolución
A 90 Minutes Film with English subtitles
Wednesday May 29, 7:00PM
Community Media Center of Marin 819 A St., San Rafael
$10-$20 donation at the door (nobody turned away for lack of funds)
Cubanas, Mujeres en Revolución is a film by Maria Torrellas produced by Resumen Latinoamericano. It has been shown in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, Spain, France, Canada, England, Turkey, Australia, Sweden, and in the US in San Francisco and Oakland, CA, Minneapolis, New York City and Washington DC.
This film evokes the continuous role of women in the Revolution,
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