Zionism: Danger Backed by Washington
By Néstor Núñez
The
media outlets at the service of the White House and its
allies have a norm which is to blame others for their
mistakes.
238 Reasons to be Worried
Reflections of
Comrade Fidel
(PART ONE)
We are living in an exceptional moment of human history.
Starting from a period in which it was divided into Ancient,
Medieval, Modern and Contemporary History. Not the history we
were studying in school 75 years ago but the history brilliantly
described by Karl Marx as Pre-history.
The Opinion Of An Expert
Reflections of
Comrade Fidel
If I
were to be asked who best knows about Israeli thinking, I
would answer that without question it is Jeffrey Goldberg.
He is an indefatigable journalist, capable of having dozens
of meetings to ascertain how some Israeli leader or
intellectual may think.
The
Principal Chapter Of The Latest Book
Reflections of
Comrade Fidel
After publishing the two Reflections about Daniel Estulin’s book
entitled “The True Story of the Bilderberg Club”, the author
sent a message requesting an interview with me. Before our
meeting, I wanted to read an important chapter from his new book
that is about to be published and must be translated from
English.
Nuclear Winter
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
I am embarrassed to not know about a subject, one that I have
not even heard mentioned. Otherwise I should have understood
much earlier that the risks of a nuclear war were much more
serious than I imagined. I was assuming that the planet was able
to withstand the explosion of hundreds of nuclear bombs upon
realizing that both in the United States as well as in the USSR
countless tests had been...
I Am
Optimistic On Rational Grounds
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
The days
pass. One after another, they go by quickly. Some people are
getting anxious. I, on the other hand, am calm.
Juan
Manuel Santos: Tough Inheritance
By Marcos Alfonso
Only a
few days after becoming president of Colombia, Juan Manuel
Santos begins to “enjoy” the terrible inheritance of his
predecessor.
Am I overdoing it?
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
After
referring on August 17 and 18 to the book written by Daniel
Estulin, which narrates, through undeniable facts, the horrible
way in which the minds of American youth and children are
distorted by the consumption of drugs and the influence of the
media, in connivance with American and British intelligence
agencies, in the final part of my last Reflection I expressed
the following: “It is terrible to think that the intelligence
and the feelings of children and youth in the United States
could be mutilated in such a way.”
The World Government
(Part II)
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
“The ABC
of drug trafficking”
“Opium is grown in different regions of the world: South America;
The Golden Triangle made up by Laos, Burma and Thailand; and an
area known as the Golden Crescent made up by Afghanistan,
Pakistan and Central Asia.
The
World Government
(Part I)
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
In a recent
reflection I wrote a couple of days ago –on August 15- in referring
to an article published by the Cuban journalist Randy Alonso, the
host of the national TV program “The Round Table”, about a meeting
that was held at Dolce Hotel in Barcelona whose aim was to discuss
what he describes as ‘World Government’, I wrote: “…other honest
writers were following the news that managed to leak out from the
strange encounter. Someone much more informed than they has been on
the trail of these events for many years.”
Global Catastrophe: It Must be Avoided
By Alfonso Perez
Think
for a minute. If the war breaks out, what would be of planet
Earth?
It´s
unimaginable. Everything would change drastically. The planet
would become a chaos of unpredictable proportions. Nature,
already so mistreated, must face still more complex phenomenon
in order for it to survive.
Nuclear
War: Fatal Consequences
By Nestor Núñez
The
world has witnessed several holocausts. However, the one that
could break out into a nuclear conflict, of which the leader of
the Revolution Fidel Castro has been warning about, would become
the last of the millennium for our species.
Cuban
Women As Secret Agents in Liberation Army
By Pedro Meluzá Lopez
Among
the most glorious pages in history, the abnegation and heroism
carried out by Cuban women in the independence wars are not very
well known especially as courageous secret agents in favor of
the Liberation army.
The
United Nations, Impunity And War
Reflections by comrade Fidel
Resolution 1929 of the United Nations Security Council on June
9, 2010 sealed the fate of imperialism.
Mil cumbres: Natural Paradise
By
Maritza Padilla Valdes
The Sierra de los
Organos and del Rosario with the country´s oldest geological
formations makes the protected area Mil Cumbres a natural paradise.
Forests: A Part of Cuban History
By Elena Milian Salaberri
Geographic location and history are related to Cuba´s flora with
some 8 000 species of which only half could now be found in the
country and a large part of them in Pinar del Rio province
The Giant
With Seven League Boots
(PART TWO)
Reflections by Comrade Fidel
On March 12, 2004 we learned through INTERPOL that a citizen of
Argentinean origin and naturalized in Mexico was being claimed
in a case of operations of an illegal nature.
The Giant With Seven-League
Boots (PART I)
Israel
Will Not Be the First to Attack
Reflections by Fidel Castro
The former CIA officers Phil Giraldi and Larry Johnson; W.
Patrick Lang, of the Defense Intelligence Agency Special Forces;
Ray McGovern, of the Office of Naval Intelligence and the CIA,
as well as other top officials who have accumulated many years
of service are right when they warn Obama that the Prime
Minister of Israel has planned a blitzkrieg with the aim of
forcing the United States into a war against Iran.
A Challenge To The US
President
Reflections by
Comrade Fidel
A few
days now an article that contained a number of facts related to
the oil spill that occurred 105 days ago was published.
Fidel Castro: Message to the Cuban Youth
30 JULY 2010
For 57 years, two generations of Cubans, that which preceded
us and ours, which led both from the First of January 1959
until today, have fought against the most powerful empire
ever known to mankind.
Times of Crisis in the World
By Nestor
Nuñez
The interpretations on the issue are many and with valid
reasons. What´s interesting is that
the conclusion seems to be projected as: imperialism is
going through a general crisis that
worsens the risks on how humanity has been living up until
today.
Obama has Enough Time to Stop Planning an Attack Against
Iran
By Miguel
Maury Guerrero
Many mistakes are repeated in world history like humanity
never learns from the mistakes of its ancestors only to
repeat them once again.
The Strategic Victory
Reflections by Comrade Fidel
In a few days the book, under the title "The Strategic
Victory," in which I recount the battle the small Rebel Army
waged against extermination, will be published.
Yuri Gagarin: Key to
Space
By Fernando Medina Fernandez
Yuri
Alexeievich Gagarin, the first cosmonaut that traveled
around the world, for 1 hour and 48 minutes on board the
Vostok 1 Spacecraft, visited Cuba on July 24th, 1961 at the
invitation of the Cuban government during the July 26th
festivities.
José Martí: Consul
By Gerardo Cabrera Prieto
It was
the month of July of 1890 and maybe due to Marti’s
experience and his powerful way of speaking or giving a
speech, two nations of the American continent designated him
as consul in New York: Argentina on the 24th and Paraguay on
the 30th.
ALBA: Rebirth of Our America
By Nestor Nunez
Economic
news, among many others, have much to desire regarding the current
world order. The US Federal Reserve has just announced that the
countrywill have a sad performance this year in production and
consumption, while unemployment rate will continue rising; currently
at 9
percent, one of the highest in the nation´s history.
THE OTHER TRAGEDY
Reflections by Comrade Fidel
In the
meeting I had with the economists of CIEM (World Economy
Research Center) on Tuesday, July 13, I talked to them about
an excellent documentary film by the French director Yann
Arthus-Bertrand which includes statements by the most
farsighted and well informed international personalities
about another terrible danger threatening the human species
that is cropping up right before our eyes: the destruction
of the environment.
Cuban Imprints in Ernesto Che Guevara´s House-Museum in
Argentina
By Maria Elena Balan Sainz
In one of the halls of the Ernesto Che Guevara
House-Museum in Alta Gracia, Argentina, the most famous
photograph taken by Cuban Alberto Diaz Gutierrez (Korda) on
March 5th,1960 of the Heroic Guerrilla is found.
Hemingway in Cuba
By Luz Marina Fornieles
This July
21st, Ernest Miller Hemingway (1899-1961) would have been 111 years
old, characterized by incredible dynamics and adventures that are
almost a legend.
The Golden Age: A Book of All
Times
By Yuniel Labacena
Romero
The magazine
entitled The Golden Age was launched for the first time on July of
1889, literary publication written in New York dedicated for
children of Latin America.
 Santa
Clara Celebrates its 321st Anniversary
Few cities in
Cuba have such a rich history like the case of Santa Clara. Founded
on July15th, 1689, Santa Clara was attacked during the three
independence wars.
The first time
was when Santa Clara was named a villa by the Spanish crown
in the 19th century. General Manuel de Jesus Calvar attacked
the city during the Ten Year War.
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