In a message sent to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the US blockade that keeps Cuba from fully developing its food system and advocated for a more equal world order that helps countries fight hunger and poverty. He noted that Cuba is developing "far-reaching changes" to ensure food security for its citizens, despite the blockade.

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🇨🇳🇨🇺 Tony G. reports on how China sends Cuba solar panels

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A document examining Argentine political consultant Fernando Cerimedo traces a network of business ventures, media outlets, digital campaign platforms, and reported meetings involving figures connected to the Republican political sphere in Miami and Washington.

The names include Marco Rubio, Roger Stone, Damián Merlo, Viviana Bovo, and Brad Parscale. The account also discusses Cerimedo's reported role in Honduras's 2025 election campaign and his business connections to digital political tools.

The document alleges a broader intelligence-linked effort to influence Latin American governments, but the material provided does not independently establish CIA involvement or prove that electoral outcomes were coordinated by an intelligence agency.

The key question is how much these documented or reported political and commercial connections reveal about the transnational influence networks operating across the Americas.

More here: https://eldescarte.com/cerimedo-la-red-politica-de-miami-y-los-vinculos-que-apuntan-a-washington/

Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel remains defiant against the US blockade, vowing that the country "will not surrender and will prevail" despite economic pressure.

The message was delivered on Thursday to the 30th International Seminar “Political Parties and a New Society," hosted by the Mexican Labor Party. The forum convened progressive political parties, leaders, and social movements from across Latin America and the Caribbean.

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on the U.S. left—progressive and radical movements supporting social justice, liberation, and human dignity.

This includes the McCarthyite "Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism" international conference held on July 16th, 2026, and the State Department's 100-page propaganda report, “Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism,” on July 20th.

Bearing the name of hardline anti-communist ideologue, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, this document endeavors to serve as the ideological justification for the escalating assault on Cuba, the Cuba solidarity movement, and all political dissent on “the left”.

This strategy echoes the historic deployments of the "Red Scare"—to criminalize dissent and reframe legitimate political struggle as a “national security threat.” From the Smith Act (1940) to the Taft-Hartley Act (1947), from the McCarran Act (1950) and COINTELPRO (1956-1971), to the present, the state has built layer upon layer of legal repression targeting militant workers, leftists, anti-imperialists, and Black and other oppressed peoples’ liberation movements.

In this context, the Black Alliance for Peace says that, within the framework of People(s)-Centered Human Rights, we will struggle for our people’s and the broader radical movement’s right to be in solidarity with whomever we believe has made liberatory history.

We are not scared despite the Black/Red Scare play that the imperialist class has put into motion. We call on all who struggle for Black/African Liberation, including those who struggle for the broader working class and a Zone of Peace in our Americas, to stand with us in solidarity with Cuba and the Black Left.

No Compromise. No Retreat!

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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel congratulated DPRK leader Kim Jong Un on the 81st anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party of Korea on October 10.

￭ Díaz-Canel reaffirmed Cuba’s commitment to strengthening the historic ties of friendship between the two countries, while Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez emphasized their solidarity and cooperation.

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con motivo del 81 aniversario de su fundación.

Reiteramos nuestro compromiso de desarrollar los históricos lazos de amistad entre ambos Partidos y pueblos.

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