Disappeared. Yes. Bernardo Beltrán Hernández worked in the cafeteria at the Palace of Justice in Bogota at the time of the taking and retaking of the building on 6th and 7th November 1985. He was 24 years old when he was “forcibly disappeared, tortured and murdered”.
Latin America
USA: its hate policy, its hate crimes
The recent armed attack on the Cuban embassy in Washington was a terrorist attack and is part of the many attacks on personnel and facilities of the Cuban Foreign Service, promoted by the hostile policy of the United States government. Orlando Oramas Leon Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla […]
Nicaragua: journalism in times of invasion
The author of this article is one of many journalists who have been “Witnesses and Protagonists” in the history of several countries where they have produced social and political change. Pedro Rioseco In those days, in 1987, because of the confrontation between the Sandanista Popular Army (EPS) waged […]
Defamation strategy against Cuba during coronavirus
Slander and unfounded accusations, especially towards Cuba’s international medical cooperation, are part of the growing hostility shown by the US government towards the Caribbean island. Deisy Francis Mexidor A week after the terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington on 30 April, the seriousness of this incident […]
Unions, class and power
Starting on 18th May, an online course will focus on these three topics, covering aspects such as the organisation of the working class, its role in the globalised economic system and its impact on political transformations. Nicolas Romero García Over and above the adverse impact of Covid-19 on […]
















