Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
As long as the island maintains its dignity of emancipated action, it will triumphantly resist the persistent aggressions of the United States, manifested in the full application of the Helms Burton law by the Donald Trump government. Ilsa Rodríguez So thinks South African professor Robert Van Niekerk. “The […]
As part of the process of adapting to and mitigating the effects of climate change, a programme has been developed on the Caribbean island to reduce the agricultural sector’s vulnerabilities and safeguard long-term food production. Marnie Fiallo Gómez From the perspective of agricultural production, the project —Environmental Fundamentals […]
The economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed on Venezuela by the United States Government over the last five years remains an unspoken topic for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). Odette Díaz Fumero The report presented by the UN High Commissioner, Michelle […]
The curtains of this theatre recall the days when it became Cuba’s principal cultural stage for the first time eight decades ago. María de Lourdes Legrá Pichs On the 2 of June of 1939, the ‘Suñol’ theatre, whose original name was Wenceslao Infante Theatre, burst onto the artistic […]
It was the first month of 1959, the recent Cuban revolution had triumphed, and a voracious foreign media campaign was mounting against the process led by the young Fidel Castro. Yosbel Bullaín* At that time, misinformation from the large US news agencies reigned. The most important US newspapers […]
