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Former Cuban Ambassador and Consul General in Sao Paolo; researcher at the Center for International Policy Research
Washington’s 2026 executive orders turned the Cuba blockade from a bounded, bilateral punishment into a worldwide system of discipline, where banks, shippers and hotel chains in third countries comply out of fear of losing dollar access.
Latin America’s far-right turn is consolidating a hemispheric bloc aligned with Washington and Tel Aviv, driven by US interventionism, the Isaac Accords, Christian Zionism and Israeli security technology.
The US blockade is strangling Cuba through blackouts, hunger and medical shortages, inflicting record losses as the UN demands an end to collective punishment.
Cuba’s decades-long solidarity with Palestine reflects a shared history of resistance to imperialism, dispossession, and siege, rooted in Fidel Castro’s vision of humanity’s struggle to emerge from "prehistory".
The history of the Cuban Revolution is a dialectical process in which each crisis has given rise to a creative response that preserves the essential while transforming the incidental.
Millions fill Tehran to honor Sayyed Ali Khamenei, whose funeral underscores Iran's unity, resistance, and enduring alliances with countries including Cuba.
Can a criminal empire have the right to judge and condemn? Pedro Monzon Barata answers with a big "No" as he sums up 250 years of permanent US wars.
In this article, Pedro Monzon Barata argues that Washington’s decades-long campaign against Cuba aims not at democracy but at regime change and recolonization, while highlighting Cuba’s legacy of international solidarity and resistance despite sanctions, pressure, and isolation.
Contemporary fascism has evolved into a globalized system of authoritarian domination led by the US and its allies, combining military aggression, economic coercion, media manipulation, and institutional capture against resistance movements and sovereign states across the Global South.
The events of 2026 confirm a fundamental lesson: every imperialist escalation generates a more organized and forceful feminist response.
