Opinion

These days, most of Havana’s streets are fairly empty of cars, but full of people walking or riding bicycles, electric bikes, electric “tricycles,” or scooters. Trash has piled up on…
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History often repeats itself—not because lessons are missing, but because policymakers frequently choose to ignore them. In The March of Folly, historian Barbara Tuchman detailed how…
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The antiwar group CodePink says it has yet to be served with any subpoenas after it was reported over the weekend that the Trump administration has opened an investigation into a recent…
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Violence — including terrorism — against Cuba has long been tolerated in Washington; Cuba's response to it has not. That double standard is once again fully evident as the Trump…
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Cuban officials said the Trump administration is making “increasingly implausible accusations” against the country as it pushes to justify, “without any excuse, a military attack…
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No sovereign government—whether in Havana, Washington, or elsewhere—is indifferent to who controls the distribution of resources within its borders.
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There are signs of a shift in the Trump Administration’s approach to Cuba—from a strategy focused on “maximum pressure” to one that might include military options. In April 2026, the…
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A recent YouGov poll clearly shows that the American public is not interested in going to war with Cuba. The survey indicates that 64 percent of Americans oppose military action against…
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For decades, Cuban migration to the United States was not just about humanitarian concern — it was a political tool influenced by Washington’s hostility toward Cuba. Today, with the new…
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The answer to this question is a very simple, NO.
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