Misinformation on Cuba, Again
Misinformation on Cuba, Again By John Kirk and Stephen Kimber on May 15, 2024 Margaret Trudeau smiles as Cuban leader Fidel Castro holds her youngest son Michel after the Trudeaus … Read More
Whatever Happened to Reversing Trump’s Cuba Policies?
By David Montgomery on May 16, 2024 May 1, Havana, Internationalists call for an end to the blockade of Cuba in front of the US embassy, photo: Bill Hackwell After … Read More
Mexico-Guatemala: A Border that Won’t be Divided
By Alejandra Garcia on May 19, 2024 The common border between Mexico and Guatemala, with the Suchiate River as its natural boundary, is facing record migration flows, with an increase … Read More
Genocide Trial in Guatemala Brings Memories of Israel’s Role in the Killings
Along with the United States, Israel provided weapons and training to Guatemala’s military and their campaign against Indigenous Maya civilians from 1974-1996. Mary Jo McConahay Observers from the Ixil Triangle … Read More
Surviving Guatemala’s Genocide Resilience, Resistance and Love
By Gerry Condon, May 7, 2024, My partner Helen Jaccard and I are in Guatemala listening to testimony of the victims of a horrifying genocide that took place during the 36-year war against … Read More