Imagine a country where the literacy rate is almost 100 percent, universities are free, and guaranteed healthcare is universal. Well, that country is Cuba. And members of the International Feminist… Read more »
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Deme una Cuba Libre, por favor
LA INCREÍBLE REVOLUCIÓN cubana ocurrió hace 36 años cuando yo era una rebelde de 38 años que se enamoró de ella. Soñaba en tomar, de alguna manera, un vuelo directo… Read more »
Make it one Cuba Libre, please
CUBA’S INCREDIBLE REVOLUTION transpired 36 years ago when I was a 38-year-old rebel who fell in love with it. I dreamed of hitching a ride somehow on a direct jet… Read more »
BRIGADA FEMINISTA INTERNACIONAL A CUBA: Testigos de una revolución vibrante en estado de sitio
“Creemos en el socialismo”. Esta declaración pintada en colores en un hangar del aeropuerto José Martí de La Habana nos dio la bienvenida a la Brigada Feminista Internacional el 20… Read more »
BRIGADA FEMINISTA INTERNACIONAL: A CUBA Eyewitness to a vibrant revolution under siege
“We believe in socialism.” Splashed colorfully across a hangar at Havana’s José Marti airport, this declaration greeted the International Feminist Brigade on Sept. 20. During our electrifying 12-day stay, Cubans… Read more »
Uncle Sam: Hands off Cuba travellers!
“Come to Cuba. See it for yourself. Then you decide what you think.” This was the message that Telma Rodriguez, a Radio Havana Cuba reporter, wanted members of the International… Read more »
Diario de la Habana: Cuba celebra 40 años inspiradores
A principios del año nuevo, estuve en La Habana con amigos cubanos para celebrar el 40avo. aniversario de su revolución que es una llama de esperanza y fuerza para los… Read more »
Havana diary: Cuba celebrates 40 inspiring years
As the new year opened, I was in Havana with Cuban friends commemorating the 40th anniversary of their revolution, a beacon of hope and strength for freedom fighters everywhere. The… Read more »
Federation of Cuban Women tour strengthens solidarity among international feminists
When the Clinton administration was forced to return young Elián Gonzalez to his home, Australian supporters of the Cuban revolution were euphoric. One month later, Australians on the east coast… Read more »
Cuba: What’s a revolution to do?
Did you know that $20 million U.S. tax dollars, in overt funding alone, have been spent since 1997 to foment “regime change” in Havana? Or that diplomat James Cason in… Read more »
