Opinion

Editor's Note: This op-ed was inspired by an article by Carlos Alzugaray Treto, originally published in La Joven Cuba. *** Cuba stands at one of the most perilous crossroads in its…
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Is this the year that America’s criminal, illegal blockade of Cuba finally achieves its objective? It wouldn’t be the first time that was the expectation. On several occasions since the…
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For more than six decades, Cuba has lived under the shadow of economic warfare imposed by the United States. What began as a Cold War strategy hardened into a permanent system of…
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The United States does not simply fund a military. It funds a vast defense-industry ecosystem.
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There’s political activism, and then there’s what Alexander “Alex” Otaola has turned Miami-Dade politics into: a rolling reality-TV-style spectacle fueled by hyper-partisan rhetoric,…
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A recent article by Stacie Goddard and Abraham Newman, Further Back to the Future, deserves to be better known and is a good road toward defining Trumpism. To capture what makes this…
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Marco Rubio arrived before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this week with polished talking points, practiced calm, and a deeply troubling message: Americans, he insisted, should…
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In the aftermath of the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US forces in early 2026, the Trump administration has repeatedly proclaimed the full “cooperation” of…
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By Chuck Idelson / Common Dreams “The border between democracy and authoritarianism is the least protected border in the world.” Ivan Krastev, Bulgarian chair of the Centre for…
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For more than half a century, Cuban American politics in Miami has centered on a single word: communism. It has shaped elections, defined loyalties, and turned local races over…
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