Voter Suppression in the United States
CUBADEBATE looks at the process of voter suppression in the United States and whom it affects.
Attorney General’s report on July 11 trials
CUBADEBATE shares a statement by the Attorney General of the Republic updating the public on the trials and sanctions following the events of July 11, 2021.
Hegemony is at stake every day
CUBADEBATE: A discussion of the problems, weaknesses and challenges of political-ideological work, particularly among the young in today's world digital context.
Violence, repression and summary trials…
CUBADEBATE contrasts coverage of Cuba's trials of protesters from the July 11, 2021 events to reporting on similar events in England.
Millions moved to destabilize Cuba
GRANMA looks at the many ways the US government works to fund elements in hopes of destabilizing Cuba.
January 1959: on the road to Santiago
In GRANMA, Frank Josué Solar Cabrales looks at the Rebel Army taking Santiago de Cuba on January 1, 1959 and its significance in the history of the Cuban Revolution.
Trump’s 243 measures against Cuba
MINREX, Cuba's Foreign Ministry, presents this complete list of the additional sanctions with the Trump administration added to those preceding the Trump presidency.
Empty shelves in the U.S.?
GRANMA looks at reports of empty shelves in the supermarkets of the United States, the presumed center of consumerism in the world
Wonderful repercussions of Abdala in Mexico
CUBADEBATE reports on Mexican President AMLO's decision to purchase Cuba's Abdala vaccine as part of Mexico's medical arsenal against Covid 19. This is a political blow against Washington's blockade of Cuba