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Miami: Where terrorists rule the roost
This article first appeared in Spanish on Feb. 22 in Areitodigital, the online periodical edited by the writer. For decades,…
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Enabling law pushes forward Venezuelan class struggle
The enabling law passed by Venezuela’s National Assembly on Jan. 31 gives President Hugo Chávez the power to pass laws…
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Haiti: The struggle against imperialism intensifies
The author delivered the following talk at a Feb. 9 Party for Socialism and Liberation branch meeting in Los Angeles.…
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Democratic centralism in the Communist Party of Cuba
The following is an excerpt from a speech given by the author to cadres and officials of the Central Committee…
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Worldwide actions demand U.N. forces out of Haiti
On Feb. 29, 2004, the president-elect of Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide was overthrown in a U.S.-sponsored coup. Soon afterward, the United…
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Miami: A refuge for anti-Castro terrorists
The writer is the coordinator of the National Committee to Free the Cuban Five. How is the surrender of huge…
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Cuba-Venezuela expand integration
This article first appeared in Cuba's Granma daily newspaper. Cuba and Venezuela’s integration efforts were further strengthened with several agreements…
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Miami terrorists turn over weapons cache to reduce prison sentences
On Jan. 17, right-wing anti-Cuban terrorist Santiago Alvarez arranged for the turnover of a large cache of weapons to the…
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The case of Venezuela’s RCTV
The writer is a Ph.D. candidate in political theory at University of California at Berkeley. He lives in Caracas, Venezuela,…
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Venezuela’s Bolivarian revolution advances
On Jan. 10, Hugo Chávez inaugurated his third term as president of Venezuela after winning the December 2006 elections with…
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