NACLA revisited decades of coverage and curated this selection to help readers understand how Cuba’s crisis has been years in the making.

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We are seeing an unprecedented reorganization of domestic and foreign policy in the United States. Both of them deployed to ...

It is not just the weather in Havana that is out of sync. Since the U.S. commando raid on January 3 that led to the capture ...

Fleeing from war at home and targeted by a brutal U.S. immigration crackdown, Ecuadorian migrants are caught in a perpetual cycle of violence ...

Uncertain prospects for negotiation as Cuba faces a new Special Period ...

Renewable energy brings opportunities for social change in Latin America but U.S. imperialism seeks to prolong the grip of fossil fuels in the region ...

For over ten years, Angélica Macario has sought to preserve the archive of the Council for Ethnic Community Runujel Junam in a struggle to keep the memory of the genocide alive.

Out of all the outlandish claims at the presidential debate between former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, the most absurd was Trump’s exclamation that Haitian migrants in ...

Sebastiana Vásquez, a midwife and language interpreter in Chiapas, Mexico, received a midnight call a few years ago to come to the hospital. The doctors needed her to translate to an Indigenous woman ...

“This is contamination, Señor Presidente.” Guillermo D.Christy directly addresses Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador as he holds a slab of dissolving concrete up to his handheld camera.