by Frances Martel The Communist Party’s State Telecommunications Company of Cuba (ETECSA) relied on technology from Chinese mega-firms such as Huawei and ZTE to shut…
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by Frances Martel The administration of President Joe Biden has invited a prominent Cuban rapper, a food blogger turned left-wing policy activist, and a former…
by Jacob Bliss House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and the Leaders’ Advisory Team on Cuba sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting a meeting to discuss how they can…
by Frances Martel The parents of a 16-year-old currently recovering from a gunshot wound incurred in a police interaction during the July 11 protests in…
by John Hayward Cuban dissident leader and human rights activist Rosa María Payá Acevedo told a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing on Tuesday that the free world…
by John Hayward The Miami Herald on Sunday reported that Haitian President Jovenel Moise placed frantic calls to the National Police ten minutes before he was gunned down by…
by Frances Martel Protesters gathered outside of the White House on Thursday evening to urge President Joe Biden to act in support of the protests…
by Frances Martel The Communist Party of Cuba trotted out 90-year-old Raúl Castro – the nation’s ultimate leader despite his official retirement – on Monday,…
By FRANCES MARTEL A national poll of Venezuelans released this week found that about 88 percent of the country does not recognize Juan Guaidó as…
by John Hayward A report published by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) warns China could gain “coercive leverage” – in essence,…
by Frances Martel The Ministries of Health and Culture of Colombia have documented dozens of violent attacks on health workers and cultural sites, particularly statues,…
By GABRIELLE REYES The government of Colombia issued a formal note of protest to Russia’s ambassador to Colombia, Nikolai Tavdumadze, on Monday after a Russian aircraft…
By FRANCES MARTEL Far-left vice presidential candidate Dina Boluarte vowed to voters in Peru this week that Lima’s middle class would “cease to be” following…
By FRANCES MARTEL The Ministry of Foreign Relations (Minrex) of Cuba confirmed Monday that it had summoned the top American diplomat in the country, Embassy…
Venezuela By Frances Martel Senior Venezuelan socialist regime official Diosdado Cabello canceled this week’s broadcast of his propaganda program, Con el Mazo Dando (“Hitting with the Mallet”),…
By Tyler Durden Approximately 42 million people want to migrate to the United States, according to Gallup Chairman Jim Clifton, who conducted a poll spanning…
BY TYLER DURDEN Bloomberg, one of the most implicitly pro-western media outlets in existence, has finally admitted, after months of promoting skepticism, that Russian COVID-19…
By FRANCES MARTEL Two women in Buenos Aries, Argentina, were arrested this week after pelting a police officer with stones in response to his request…