U.S. Media Provides Biased Coverage of Cuban and Colombian Protests

U.S. Media Provides Biased Coverage of Cuban and Colombian Protests

An analysis of how two major U.S. newspapers presented the civil unrest in Latin America this year demonstrates how corporate media favors political allies and blames enemies.
Letters to Eloísa (Review)

Letters to Eloísa (Review)

A new PBS documentary explores the life and career of literary figure José Lezama Lima in revolutionary Cuba.
On Cuba: Caricatures of the Left and the Absent Cuban People

On Cuba: Caricatures of the Left and the Absent Cuban People

Viewpoint: A look at the sector of the Left that dismisses any critique of the Cuban government, instead blaming the U.S. embargo for the woes of the Cuban people.
NACLA Web Series: The J-11 Protests in Cuba

NACLA Web Series: The J-11 Protests in Cuba

NACLA’s coverage and analysis of protests in Cuba looks at their evolving aftermath, and the wide-ranging responses they have elicited from left circles in the Americas and beyond.
Using Cuba's Protests as a Chance to Denounce the Left

Using Cuba’s Protests as a Chance to Denounce the Left

The recent protests in Cuba provoked a predictable slew of blanket denunciations of "the Left." But we can't understand what's going on in Cuba without looking at the U.S. role.
The Damaging "Middle Ground" Stance on Cuba

The Damaging “Middle Ground” Stance on Cuba

In the wake of the J-11 protests last month, U.S.-based experts should focus on changing U.S. policy towards Cuba.
Cuba's Crisis, Our Response

Cuba’s Crisis, Our Response

Viewpoint: With Cuba at a crossroads, we must respond to recent protests by listening to the Cuban people and recognizing the country's accomplishments and its shortcomings, its past and its potential. 
The Monte de las Banderas (Wall of Flags) monument in Havana, Cuba. ( Indi and Rani Soemardjan, Flickr)

“Don’t Throw the Sofa out the Window” Discussing Protests in Cuba

Viewpoint: Refusing to accept the complexity and plural nature of protests in Cuba means giving away half the playing field to the most reactionary opposition.
Have You Heard, Comrade? The Socialist Revolution is Racist Too.

Have You Heard, Comrade? The Socialist Revolution is Racist Too.

In response to recent protests in Cuba, progressive organizations that promote anti-racism and social justice expressed support for the Cuban government, disregarding the experiences of Black Cubans.
With Cubans Speaking Out, How Will the Left Respond?

With Cubans Speaking Out, How Will the Left Respond?

The protests beginning July 11 in Cuba are forcing the Latin American Left to examine their unconditional support of the Cuban government.
J-11 in Cuba

J-11 in Cuba

After recent protests, Cuba needs political solutions that resist all forms of co-optation.
Cuba Today: Homeland, People, and Sovereignty

Cuba Today: Homeland, People, and Sovereignty

Elements of the current crisis in Cuba and proposed measures to respond.