If the Capitol Assailants had been Black?
GRANMA: Looks at the assault on the US capital by Trump-supporting terrorists on January 6, 2021, and, looking back at history, asks what would have been different had the assailants been Black?
Biden and Trump on January 6, 2021
GRANMA: What do Joe Biden and Donald Trump think of the violent manifestation in Washington?
Protecting Family Caregivers
GRANMA looks at society's responsibility toward the caregivers of older and disabled family members as the society itself ages
Colleague Albor Ruiz has died in Miami
RADIO MIAMI TV posts notes, recollections and condolences from friends of recently-deceased Cuban-American journalist Albor Ruiz
Cuban journalist Albor Ruiz has passed away
JUVENTUD REBELDE reports on the passing of Cuban journalist Albor Ruiz who died at age 80 in Miami on January 8, 2021. Includes an excerpt from his poem "If I die tomorrow."
Sixty-two years of building “heresy”
JUVENTUD REBELDE looks at the "heresy" of the Cuban Revolution, and its continuity between the period of José Martí through Fidel Castro up to the young Cuban leaders of the 21st Century.
A truck full of explosives in Washington, D.C.
JUVENTUD REBELDE reports on a truckload of explosives discovered in Washington, D.C, at the time of the January 6 assault on the Capital by Trump supporters
Why No Social Outbursts in Cuba?
GRANMA's Iroel Sanchez explains the lack of social explosions in Cuba despite the combined effects of 60 years of escalating US regime-change pressures on Cuban society.
Against Restoring Cuba to “Terrorist List”
RADIO MIAMI: Letter from US religious organizations and institutions to the Secretary of State opposing the inclusion of Cuba on the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism.
Donald Trump’s Dark Path
JUVENTUD REBELDE looks at Donald Trumps call to a coup d'etat on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC, its failure and future prospects in its aftermath.