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Caravan in Miami against the U.S. blockade on Cuba

"Wherever you are, raise your voice for the Cuban people", this is the call today to participants, on the last Sunday of the month, in the international caravan against the U.S. blockade on Cuba.

The promotion published on social media by activist Carlos Lazo, organizer of the Bridges of Love movement, says:”International caravan this Sunday, March 31, 2024! In Miami! Caravan for the end of the sanctions that are stifling the Cuban family!”.

US intelligence services attack Cuba’s finances

Recently leaked information confirms that the intelligence services of the United States are carrying out an operation against Cuba's finances, digital media reported on Thursday.

The US intelligence community has launched a series of maneuvers to induce inflation within the Cuban market, following four stages: shortages, induced inflation, supply boycott and financial blockade, the publication Razones de Cuba reported.

Morning Star interview with the Cuban Ambassador

Cuba's not a terrorist state — so why is it still on the US's list?.

Roger McKenzie talks to Cuban ambassador BARBARA MONTALVO ALVAREZ on the ongoing harm caused by the country’s inclusion on the notorious list.

CUBA demands its removal from the United States created State Sponsors of Terrorism List (SSOT), the Caribbean island’s ambassador to Britain said in an exclusive interview for the Morning Star.

Remove sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba–Caricom leaders

BY: NICOLE DRAYTON

Caricom has raised the issue of sanctions against Venezuela, the blockade against Cuba, and the view that more needs to be done to stem the flow of guns into the region.

Caricom chairman Roosevelt Skerrit, who hosted a press conference at the conclusion of the 45th general meeting at the Hyatt last night, said that regional leaders raised these and other issues with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken when he held a caucus session with them yesterday.

UN forcefully hits at US blockade of Cuba

BY W. T. WHITNEY JR.

Nothing on the horizon now threatens the end of the U.S. economic blockade of Cuba. Critical voices inside the United States and beyond fall flat; nothing is in the works, it seems.

Recently, however, the United Nations put forth a denunciation that carries unusual force, mainly because of the UN’s legal authority and its practical experience in Cuba.

Statement: Meeting between Heads of State and Government of the Caribbean and the US Vice President, Kamala Harris.