Cuba

UN Votes 187-3 to Condemn US Embargo Against Cuba, With Israel and Brazil Joining Trump Administration as Lone Outliers

Warning of US Military Intervention in Venezuela, Cuban Foreign Minister Denounces 'Failed Imperialist Coup'

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

The Trump administration has made threats while also claiming there are no current plans to use the US military to force foreign aid into the Latin American country

Cuba Warns US Moving Special Forces Closer to Venezuela Under Guise of 'Humanitarian Intervention'

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"It is worth recalling that similar behaviors and pretexts were used to by the...

Trump's 'Axis of Evil': Pompeo, Bolton & Abrams

Common Dreams staff

United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo votes before addressing the United Nations (U.N.) Security Council in a meeting which was requested by the United States to offer a statement on the current situation in for Venezuela on January 26, 2019 in New York City.

'This is truly an ominous development for the poor people of Venezuela.'

With Landslide 189-2 UN Vote, International Community Once Again Rebukes US for Cuba Embargo

Vowing to Defend Ideals of Socialist Revolution, Miguel Diaz-Canel Steps in as Cuba's New President

A Storm That Could 'Rewrite History': Irma Most Powerful Atlantic Hurricane Ever

Trump Set to Take Backwards Step on Cuba Policy

Hundreds of Thousands Gather in Havana to Mark Castro's Death

Cuban Revolutionary Leader Fidel Castro Dead at 90

Brazil Fallout Begins as Leftist Leaders Denounce 'Coup Against Latin America'

Fidel Castro, Predicting Death, Tells Cubans to Carry On Socialist Ideals

Fidel Tells Obama: 'We Don't Need the Empire to Give us Anything.'

Castro Demands Obama Drop Blockade, Return 'Illegally Occupied' Guantánamo

Che Guevara's Son on Obama's Historic Cuba Visit: "Let's See"

Responding to Clinton Barb, Sanders Blasts US Imperialism in Latin America

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Enemies of the Internet Now Include U.S. and U.K. Along With Usual Suspects We're Always Criticizing For No Press Freedom

For the first time, Reporters Without Borders have added the U.S. and U.K to their annual press freedom index of countries - including longtimers like Iran, Bahrain and North Korea - that repress online speech and use the internet to conduct domestic surveillance. They specifically call out the hypocrisy of abuses by government agencies within supposed democracies - cue the NSA - that have "hacked into the very heart of the Internet...(and) turned it into a weapon in the service of special...