Cuba

From Reuters The Cuban government began moving political prisoners to jails closer to their homes on Tuesday in a modest humanitarian gesture promised in recent talks with the leader of…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Bringing the government to its knees serves not only to punish but also to profit. Beyond the doctrinarian obsession of the conservative right to keep the…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy Progreso Semanal makes available to its readers a transcription of the telephone interview conducted by Manuel Alberto Ramy, editor of the bilingual magazine…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy Havana, 5/23/2010 (Radio Progreso Alternativa) – The release of political prisoners may begin within the next 24 hours, sources close to the Catholic Church in…
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By Isabel Sanchez (AFP) HAVANA — President Raul Castro is ready to consider resolving the thorny issue of Cuba's jailing of political dissidents, though talk about releasing them was…
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By Aurelio Pedroso In Havana, a group of dissidents has just issued a proposal to create a new group, this one called “The Charter of the New Country.” The birth of this peculiar…
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By Jorge Gómez Barata I followed with interest the work of the Congress of the Small Farmers Association (ANAP), also called “the Peasants’ Congress.” The effort was worthwhile…
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By Luis Sexto The situation in Cuba was seen yesterday, and is seen today, through glasses of different colors. And that seems natural when, perhaps despite the wishes of the rulers,…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Well, there she is, and I can't resist the temptation to walk over to her. The woman is sitting inside a kiosk, about 4 square meters, surrounded by Mothers Day…
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By Jean-Guy Allard Radio and TV Martí lie when they broadcast information without basis, admits a report by the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel recommends that both…
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