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Hundreds and thousands of Cubans have arrived in the US since 2022, power outages are becoming more frequent and the island does not generate enough from exports to pay for its imports, does anything remain of the "achievements of the Revolution" such as: health, education and social equality? On the LatinNews podcast this week, we speak to William LeoGrande, Professor of Government and a specialist in Latin American politics and the US Foreign Policy toward Latin America and ask: what next for Cuba and the regime? December 2024 is the 10th anniversary of Obama's decision to normalize relations with the nation, and now Cuba's Miguel Diaz Canel has declared that his country is now in a "wartime economy." Follow LatinNews for analysis on economic, political, and security developments in Latin America & the Caribbean. Twitter: @latinnewslondon LinkedIn: Latin American Newsletters Facebook: @latinnews1967 For more insightful, expert-led analysis on Latin America's political and economic landscape, read our reports for free with a 14-day trial. Get full access to our entire portfolio.

The Cuban government has declared an energy emergency after a huge power cut led to the failure of supplies across the entire country. The blackout came after the Antonio Guiteras power plant in Matanzas - the largest on the island - went offline. The government had already suspended all non-essential public sector services in an effort to conserve supplies. President Miguel Diaz-Canel blamed the decades-long US embargo against his country for the problem.Meanwhile, in China, latest GDP figures show the slowest growth since early 2023. Rahul Tandon examines what's contributing the country's sluggish economy. The global food industry is growing rapidly - some estimates say it's now worth more than $10 trillion. But there are growing concerns about how healthy some of that food is. The UN has stepped in, detailing what they want global food producers to do about food labelling.Also, families of fentanyl victims in the US have asked their government to place tariffs on China - for what they say is its role in the opioid crisis. They have submitted a petition seeking trade countermeasures that include tariffs on a range of Chinese merchandise.Rahul is joined by Katia Dmitrieva, Bloomberg Asia Economics Correspondent, and Andy Uhler - Journalism Fellow at the University of Texas Energy Institute and Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.

The Cuban government has declared an energy emergency after a massive power cut led to the failure of supplies across the entire country. The total blackout came after the Antonio Guiteras power plant in Matanzas - the largest on the island - went offline. The government had already suspended all non-essential public sector services in an effort to conserve supplies. President Miguel Diaz-Canel blamed the decades-long US embargo against his country for the problem. Meanwhile, in China, what do latest GDP figures mean for the country's economy? Results show the slowest growth since early 2023, but officials remain upbeat about future growth. We examine what's contributing the country's sluggish economy. Also, the global food industry is growing rapidly - some estimates say its now worth more than $10 trillion. But there are growing concerns about how healthy some of that food is. The UN has stepped in, detailing what they want global food producers to do about food labelling.You can contact us on WhatsApp or send us a voicenote: +44 330 678 3033. We would love to hear from you!

Qué hay detrás del llamado del presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel de nombrar una economía de guerra en Cuba luego de años de malestar de la población por la deteriorada situación financiera, analizamos esa pregunta con Arturo López, politólogo y economista cubano. Hablamos del nivel inflacionario y los períodos recesivos de la isla en el tiempo reciente.

El régimen cubano ignora la petición de la Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, que solicitaba vías legales para excarcelar a los presos políticos de la Isla. El plazo de 90 días de este requerimiento expira ahora, y la situación de cientos de manifestantes condenados sigue preocupando a la comunidad internacional. Organizaciones como el Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos denuncian la falta de compromiso del régimen con las instituciones internacionales. Insisten además, en que, al agotar el plazo para responder formalmente al documento de la Comisión Interamericana para excarcelar a los presos políticos de la Isla , el Gobierno de Miguel Diaz-Canel se ensaña con cientos de presos, aparentemente condenados injustamente. Las condiciones penitenciarias siguen siendo muy precarias, especialmente desde las masivas detenciones del 11 de julio de 2021. Berta Soler, líder del grupo disidente Damas de Blanco, insiste en “que  el régimen cubano realmente hace caso omiso a una institución prestigiosa que realmente mira más allá y está al corriente de lo que está pasando dentro de Cuba”. Denuncia que el domingo a ella, y a otras 14 mujeres, las detuvierron cuando se dirigían a una iglesia, porque pretendían “participar en las misas organizadas en diferentes provincias “para orar por nuestros seres queridos, para orar por la libertad de los presos políticos”. El Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos también recuerda que el régimen cuenta con vías legales para la excarcelación inmediata de los presos, como el indulto, la libertad condicional, la amnistía o sanciones alternativas. Aunque no existe una cifra oficial y exacta, las organizaciones no gubernamentales estiman en más de 1.000 los presos políticos en la Isla. Cientos de ellos participaron en las masivas protestas de julio de 2021. Algunos recuperarán próximamente su libertad, pero por haber cumplido su pena de dos años. “La gran mayoría están presos todavía en condiciones inhumanas. Hay cinco ‘Damas de Blanco' presas. Hay enfermos en prisión y no les dan su tratamiento médico requerido. La alimentación es pésima, están prácticamente desnutridos. Los presos políticos y otros presos también que no son políticos”. advierte la disidente cubana Berta Soler. A la tensa situación política en ese país, este domingo se sumó una nueva jornada de intensas protestas en Santiago de Cuba, la capital,  así como en  otras localidades, por los cortes de electricidad y la escasez de alimentos.

The Biden Administration is pursuing a policy of “energy chasing,” where U.S. regulators put pressure on foreign-owned fuel supply companies, shippers and even financial insurers so that they back out of deals to bring “fuel to our ports.”On March 17, there were significant protests in eastern Cuba against the blackouts. The president says the authorities have gone to dialogue with them and explain the country's energy problems. “Two or three [protest] events that were fundamentally peaceful” in Cuba and the Western media creates a narrative of serious instability, says President Miguel Diaz-Canel. Meanwhile “in the world there are more severe protests” and in the U.S. there are protests violently repressed, but these get ignored. We are joined by Gloria La Riva, organizer with the Hatuey Project  to discuss the recent protests in Cuba and the ongoing crisis caused by the economic blockade. Then, with the possibility of a new invasion and occupation, we're hearing the same story emerge from Western media and politicians about Haiti: something really bad is happening in Haiti and an invasion is necessary. We are being told that this is the worst ever humanitarian situation in Haiti. As the U.S. Canadian and French governments gathered recently to discuss Haiti's political transition, Haitians get no say over this. When it comes to Haiti, it seems like everyone else gets to decide.We're joined by Kerbie Joseph, a Haitian organizer with the ANSWER Coalition, to talk about how Western colonialism and imperialism are the historical root of and current cause of the problems in Haiti, and what the resistance looks like.Support the show

El régimen cubano ignora la petición de la Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, que solicitaba vías legales para excarcelar a los presos políticos de la Isla. El plazo de 90 días de este requerimiento expira ahora, y la situación de cientos de manifestantes condenados sigue preocupando a la comunidad internacional. Organizaciones como el Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos denuncian la falta de compromiso del régimen con las instituciones internacionales. Insisten además, en que, al agotar el plazo para responder formalmente al documento de la Comisión Interamericana para excarcelar a los presos políticos de la Isla , el Gobierno de Miguel Diaz-Canel se ensaña con cientos de presos, aparentemente condenados injustamente. Las condiciones penitenciarias siguen siendo muy precarias, especialmente desde las masivas detenciones del 11 de julio de 2021. Berta Soler, líder del grupo disidente Damas de Blanco, insiste en “que  el régimen cubano realmente hace caso omiso a una institución prestigiosa que realmente mira más allá y está al corriente de lo que está pasando dentro de Cuba”. Denuncia que el domingo a ella, y a otras 14 mujeres, las detuvierron cuando se dirigían a una iglesia, porque pretendían “participar en las misas organizadas en diferentes provincias “para orar por nuestros seres queridos, para orar por la libertad de los presos políticos”. El Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos también recuerda que el régimen cuenta con vías legales para la excarcelación inmediata de los presos, como el indulto, la libertad condicional, la amnistía o sanciones alternativas. Aunque no existe una cifra oficial y exacta, las organizaciones no gubernamentales estiman en más de 1.000 los presos políticos en la Isla. Cientos de ellos participaron en las masivas protestas de julio de 2021. Algunos recuperarán próximamente su libertad, pero por haber cumplido su pena de dos años. “La gran mayoría están presos todavía en condiciones inhumanas. Hay cinco ‘Damas de Blanco' presas. Hay enfermos en prisión y no les dan su tratamiento médico requerido. La alimentación es pésima, están prácticamente desnutridos. Los presos políticos y otros presos también que no son políticos”. advierte la disidente cubana Berta Soler. A la tensa situación política en ese país, este domingo se sumó una nueva jornada de intensas protestas en Santiago de Cuba, la capital,  así como en  otras localidades, por los cortes de electricidad y la escasez de alimentos.

PREVIEW: #CUBA: Part of a conversation with Mary Anastasia O'Grady of the WSJ re the "state sponsor of terrorism state" of Cuba -- and specially how it is governed by Miguel Diaz-Canel, and why it networks with hositle powers Iran, Russia and China.  More later tonight. https://www.wsj.com/articles/cuba-harbors-terrorist-fugitives-faln-6720e525?st=lmitiqcslzsdozk&reflink=article_gmail_share 1920 Havana

En Cuba las fiestas de fin de año han sido opacadas por la grave crisis económica que azota el país. El Gobierno de Miguel Diaz Canel presento un paquete de medidas ante el Parlamento para dinamizar la economía y reformar las instituciones. El plan aún no ha sido revelado del todo, pero se multiplican las críticas, y sus detractores denuncian un paquete neoliberal. El presidente de Cuba Miguel Díaz-Canel admitió que el nuevo plan económico presentado ante la Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular podía acrecentar determinadas problemáticas, pero descartó crear un paquete neoliberal contra las poblaciones más pobres. Aún los detalles quedan por descubrirse, pero para el economista Arturo López Levy de la universidad de Denver, en Estados Unidos, ese plan es necesario y debe basarse en el impulso del empresariado y así como en el freno la inflación."Lo que el Gobierno cubano se ha propuesto es controlar la espiral inflacionaria y procurar un plan de reactivación económica a través de ajustes importantes. Yo creo que llamar a ese ese conjunto de medidas de subida de impuestos, de reducción de gastos, "un paquete neoliberal" es simple y llanamente una exageración, porque son medidas que desde el punto de vista económico son racionales", explica el economista. Impacto en la clases populares"La preguntas a plantearse son dos -prosigue López Levy- ¿Es necesario un ajuste? Sin lugar a dudas, una situación hiperinflacionaria como la que ya está viviendo Cuba no es razonable ni saludable para ninguna economía. La segunda pregunta habría que hacerse es: ¿Ese ajuste tiene que ser pagado por los sectores más populares? Yo creo que sin lugar a duda los sectores más populares van a tener que pagar un costo, porque la lógica económica indica que tiene que haber una reducción del gasto público y también de incentivos al creciente y aciente sector empresarial son imprescindible para la reactivación económica". Se habla de alzas tarifarias en los servicios básicos como la electricidad y el gas. ¿Serán las poblaciones más desfavorecidas las más impactadas?Nuestro entrevistado inisite: "Que las clases populares van a sufrir, no me queda ninguna duda. Va a haber cortes importantes y aumentos de precio en áreas como el consumo de electricidad, el transporte, la alimentación… Ese paso de lo que ellos llaman 'subsidios a productos' a 'subsidios a las personas' va a traer un coste importante a sectores de lo que en Cuba se podría llamar, o en el resto del mundo, una clase media baja e incluso clase trabajadora". Leer tambiénCuba: ¿Qué desafíos esperan a Miguel Díaz-Canel para su segundo mandato?Unas de las causas de la crisis son la pandemia y el recrudecimiento de las sanciones de Washington. Sabiendo que el país tiene planificación centralizada y un predominio de la empresa estatal, ¿cuáles serían las medidas que aplicar de manera urgente?En la mayoría de los casos, están hablando de cuestiones que son mera racionalidad de economía básica."Cuba está viviendo en condiciones que pueden ser calificadas de hiperinflacionaria y eso es un problema real para la reforma, para el cálculo de los actores, para su visión estratégica, para la inversión... Para un mero plan de negocio, eso se convierte en un desaliento muy importante, así que creo que las medidas habría que preguntarse si van a ser suficiente, pero yo creo que la mayoría de los casos están hablando de cuestiones que son mera racionalidad de economía básica", conlcuye.

En Cuba las fiestas de fin de año han sido opacadas por la grave crisis económica que azota el país. El Gobierno de Miguel Diaz Canel presento un paquete de medidas ante el Parlamento para dinamizar la economía y reformar las instituciones. El plan aún no ha sido revelado del todo, pero se multiplican las críticas, y sus detractores denuncian un paquete neoliberal. El presidente de Cuba Miguel Díaz-Canel admitió que el nuevo plan económico presentado ante la Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular podía acrecentar determinadas problemáticas, pero descartó crear un paquete neoliberal contra las poblaciones más pobres. Aún los detalles quedan por descubrirse, pero para el economista Arturo López Levy de la universidad de Denver, en Estados Unidos, ese plan es necesario y debe basarse en el impulso del empresariado y así como en el freno la inflación."Lo que el Gobierno cubano se ha propuesto es controlar la espiral inflacionaria y procurar un plan de reactivación económica a través de ajustes importantes. Yo creo que llamar a ese ese conjunto de medidas de subida de impuestos, de reducción de gastos, "un paquete neoliberal" es simple y llanamente una exageración, porque son medidas que desde el punto de vista económico son racionales", explica el economista. Impacto en la clases populares"La preguntas a plantearse son dos -prosigue López Levy- ¿Es necesario un ajuste? Sin lugar a dudas, una situación hiperinflacionaria como la que ya está viviendo Cuba no es razonable ni saludable para ninguna economía. La segunda pregunta habría que hacerse es: ¿Ese ajuste tiene que ser pagado por los sectores más populares? Yo creo que sin lugar a duda los sectores más populares van a tener que pagar un costo, porque la lógica económica indica que tiene que haber una reducción del gasto público y también de incentivos al creciente y aciente sector empresarial son imprescindible para la reactivación económica". Se habla de alzas tarifarias en los servicios básicos como la electricidad y el gas. ¿Serán las poblaciones más desfavorecidas las más impactadas?Nuestro entrevistado inisite: "Que las clases populares van a sufrir, no me queda ninguna duda. Va a haber cortes importantes y aumentos de precio en áreas como el consumo de electricidad, el transporte, la alimentación… Ese paso de lo que ellos llaman 'subsidios a productos' a 'subsidios a las personas' va a traer un coste importante a sectores de lo que en Cuba se podría llamar, o en el resto del mundo, una clase media baja e incluso clase trabajadora". Leer tambiénCuba: ¿Qué desafíos esperan a Miguel Díaz-Canel para su segundo mandato?Unas de las causas de la crisis son la pandemia y el recrudecimiento de las sanciones de Washington. Sabiendo que el país tiene planificación centralizada y un predominio de la empresa estatal, ¿cuáles serían las medidas que aplicar de manera urgente?En la mayoría de los casos, están hablando de cuestiones que son mera racionalidad de economía básica."Cuba está viviendo en condiciones que pueden ser calificadas de hiperinflacionaria y eso es un problema real para la reforma, para el cálculo de los actores, para su visión estratégica, para la inversión... Para un mero plan de negocio, eso se convierte en un desaliento muy importante, así que creo que las medidas habría que preguntarse si van a ser suficiente, pero yo creo que la mayoría de los casos están hablando de cuestiones que son mera racionalidad de economía básica", conlcuye.

There are a number of closely watched races today on Election Day. D.D. Guttenplan is the editor of the Nation and he will give his insight on those headlines as well as his interview with Cuba's leader Miguel Diaz-Canel. The first ever longform exchange with an English-language outlet.

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Presidents Trivia Alright! This episode is all about Presidents from the United States trivia. We are grateful to have Major Data on this episode. Can you answer questions like: While many presidents have had sons, most have been grown adults by the time they were elected making it fairly rare for a boy to live in the White House. Prior to Barron Trump, who was the last boy to live at the White House? William Howard Taft was the first president to throw out the ceremonial first pitch of the baseball season when he did so for the Washington Senators in 1910. To which MLB HOF 12x AL strikout leading pitcher did he throw this pitch to? Contrary to popular belief, George Washington's false teeth were not made out of wood but in fact were made out of other materials including teeth from slaves, brass, gold and ivory from which large African animal? George Washington posthumously was promoted to "General of the Armies of the United States", effectively a 6 star general, ranking him above all military officers for eternity. Which future US president promoted him to this rank? Twelve presidents have held the rank of general in the military and other held officer ranks, including James K Polk and Millard Filmore making the rank of Major. Who is the only president with military service to never become an officer and is the last president to serve in the War of 1812? Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump are the only presidents with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Trump is honored with his star for his role in producing what event from 1996 to 2015? Which president was the first to have a computer in the West Wing, overseeing the installation of a Hewlett Packard HP 3000, a Xerox Alto desktop computer, and a 8 x 10 x 3 feet water-cooled IBM laser printer? In 1852, Franklin Pierce and William King won President and Vice President respectively. Unfortunately, shortly after King contracted tuberculosis and traveled out of the US to try to regain his health, making him the only vice president to take the oath of office on foreign soil. Which carribean country whose current president is Miguel Diaz-Canel did he take the oath in? Which president was featured on the cover of Cosmopolitan in an illustration by artist Bradshaw Crandell featuring him in his Navy uniform planting a kiss on his then model girlfriend Phyllis Brown? Which president served as the 1st Governor of the Indiana Territory from 1801 to 1812, and in 1811 convinced the Secretary of War to allow him to assume command of 950 soldiers 13 years after his last military action in order to face off against the Shawnee, leading to his nickname? If you like this episode, you might enjoy our Rugby episode. Music Hot Swing, Fast Talkin, Bass Walker, Dances and Dames, Ambush by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Don't forget to follow us on social media: Patreon - patreon.com/quizbang - Please consider supporting us on Patreon. Check out our fun extras for patrons and help us keep this podcast going. We appreciate any level of support! Website - quizbangpod.com Check out our website, it will have all the links for social media that you need and while you're there, why not go to the contact us page and submit a question! Facebook - @quizbangpodcast - we post episode links and silly lego pictures to go with our trivia questions. Enjoy the silly picture and give your best guess, we will respond to your answer the next day to give everyone a chance to guess. Instagram - Quiz Quiz Bang Bang (quizquizbangbang), we post silly lego pictures to go with our trivia questions. Enjoy the silly picture and give your best guess, we will respond to your answer the next day to give everyone a chance to guess. Twitter - @quizbangpod We want to start a fun community for our fellow trivia lovers. If you hear/think of a fun or challenging trivia question, post it to our twitter feed and we will repost it so everyone can take a stab it. Come for the trivia - stay for the trivia. Ko-Fi - ko-fi.com/quizbangpod - Keep that sweet caffeine running through our body with a Ko-Fi, power us through a late night of fact checking and editing!

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Tras señalar que, si hace falta reunirse con la presidenta de la suprema corte, lo hará, pero ahora no hay necesidad, AMLO, dijo que los medios manipularon sus palabras cuando dijo que la ministra era presidenta por él.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en el "cafecito informativo" de este martes 24 de enero de 2023: - El cliente siempre es culpable, el mantra de los servicios estatales - Cubanos protestan en Londres ante tribunal que enjuicia una deuda cubana - Díaz-Canel se encuentra con empresarios en Argentina, a pesar de la deuda de 15.000 millones - Martí en la traducción Gracias por compartir este "cafecito informativo" y te espero para el programa de mañana. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com Los enlaces de hoy: La familia de la cubana desaparecida Yeniset Rojas Pérez confirma su asesinato https://enterate.link/cuba/desaparecida-Yeniset-Rojas-Perez-asesinato_0_3465853383.html La FCB dice que los peloteros cubanos son "víctimas de prohibiciones irracionales" de EE UU https://enterate.link/deportes/Federacion-Cubana-Beisbol-EE-UU_0_3465853382.html Maduro anula su viaje a Buenos Aires y denuncia un "plan de agresión" de la "derecha neofascista" https://enterate.link/internacional/Maduro-Buenos-Aires-agresion-neofascista_0_3465853381.html "Los rusos no tienen derechos civiles ni políticos", según la directora del Grupo Helsinki de Moscú https://enterate.link/entrevista/politicos-directora-Grupo-Helsinki-Moscu_0_3465853384.html Miguel Díaz-Canel, el hombre de Moscú en la Celac https://enterate.link/opinion/Miguel-Diaz-Canel-hombre-Moscu-Celac_0_3465253448.html D Frente señala que la Constitución cubana permite indultos y amnistías a los presos del 11J https://enterate.link/cuba/Frente-Constitucion-cubana-permite-indultos-amnistias_0_3465253452.html Entre las 50.000 personas multadas por la Policía de Cienfuegos figuran muchos 'coleros' https://enterate.link/cuba/muerte-ocho-bebes-Cuba-pone-foco-estado-sistema-salud_0_3464653505.html Martí en la traducción https://enterate.link/eventos_culturales/otros/Marti-traduccion_13_3465983368.html

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en el "cafecito informativo" de este lunes 26 de septiembre de 2022 comentaré estos temas: - El referendo concluye a favor del "Sí" y con una abstención histórica - Los vientos y lluvias de Ian se acercan a una Isla en crisis - La televisión oficial cubana le "lava el rostro" al régimen iraní - La literatura infantil cubana está de fiesta Gracias por compartir este "cafecito informativo" y te espero para el programa de mañana. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com Los enlaces de hoy: Con la abstención más alta de la historia, se aprueba el Código de las Familias https://informa.link/cuba/Miguel-Diaz-Canel-referendo-Codigo-Familias_0_3393860584.html Ian se convierte en huracán de categoría 1 y amenaza el oeste de Cuba https://informa.link/sociedad/tormenta-tropical-Ian-fortalece-convertira_0_3393860581.html Xavier Carbonell: La última estación del hogar https://informa.link/opinion/ultima-estacion-hogar_0_3393260642.html La participación en el referendo ronda el 70%, 12 puntos menos que en 2019 https://informa.link/cuba/Cuba-Codigo_de_las_Familias-votacion-matrimonio_igualitario-Ian-Diaz-Canel_0_3393260646.html En Camajuaní, el Estado cubano deja a la mayoría de los campesinos en la miseria https://informa.link/cuba/Camajuani-cubano-mayoria-campesinos-miseria_0_3392660706.html Un hombre mata a su exesposa y la quema en Mayabeque https://informa.link/cuba/hombre-mata-exesposa-quema-Mayabeque_0_3393260647.html El cubano Antonio Orlando Rodríguez gana el Premio SM de Literatura Infantil https://informa.link/cuba/Antonio_Orlando_Rodriguez-Reina_Maria_Rodriguez-literatura-poesia-Premio_Iberoamericano_0_3392660709.html

The United States and other foreign countries have imposed crippling sanctions against the governments of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel due to the rule of their authoritarian leaders. Those countries are seeking support elsewhere including with some of the adversaries of the U.S. government. Nicaragua has re-established ties with China in an effort to subvert the economic pressure imposed by the United States. Richard Feinberg hosts a discussion with Cynthia Arnson, Francisco Monaldi, and John Polga-Hemovich on which governments are supporting authoritarian leaders in Latin America. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38109]

The United States and other foreign countries have imposed crippling sanctions against the governments of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel due to the rule of their authoritarian leaders. Those countries are seeking support elsewhere including with some of the adversaries of the U.S. government. Nicaragua has re-established ties with China in an effort to subvert the economic pressure imposed by the United States. Richard Feinberg hosts a discussion with Cynthia Arnson, Francisco Monaldi, and John Polga-Hemovich on which governments are supporting authoritarian leaders in Latin America. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38109]

The United States and other foreign countries have imposed crippling sanctions against the governments of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel due to the rule of their authoritarian leaders. Those countries are seeking support elsewhere including with some of the adversaries of the U.S. government. Nicaragua has re-established ties with China in an effort to subvert the economic pressure imposed by the United States. Richard Feinberg hosts a discussion with Cynthia Arnson, Francisco Monaldi, and John Polga-Hemovich on which governments are supporting authoritarian leaders in Latin America. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38109]

The United States and other foreign countries have imposed crippling sanctions against the governments of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel due to the rule of their authoritarian leaders. Those countries are seeking support elsewhere including with some of the adversaries of the U.S. government. Nicaragua has re-established ties with China in an effort to subvert the economic pressure imposed by the United States. Richard Feinberg hosts a discussion with Cynthia Arnson, Francisco Monaldi, and John Polga-Hemovich on which governments are supporting authoritarian leaders in Latin America. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38109]

The United States and other foreign countries have imposed crippling sanctions against the governments of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel due to the rule of their authoritarian leaders. Those countries are seeking support elsewhere including with some of the adversaries of the U.S. government. Nicaragua has re-established ties with China in an effort to subvert the economic pressure imposed by the United States. Richard Feinberg hosts a discussion with Cynthia Arnson, Francisco Monaldi, and John Polga-Hemovich on which governments are supporting authoritarian leaders in Latin America. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38109]

Autocrat, dictator, and socialist. These are just some of the terms that could be used to describe three of Latin America's most controversial leaders - Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel. Despite several elections which in some cases have seen opponents win, they remain in power. This is a cause for concern as other countries such as El Salvador begin to see the erosion of democratic institutions. With the three leaders not on good terms with the Biden administration, they have not been extended invitations to the IX Summit of the Americas. Richard Feinberg moderates a panel of Javier Corrales, William LeoGrande, and Victor Shih to discuss why these three leaders are still in power. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38106]

Autocrat, dictator, and socialist. These are just some of the terms that could be used to describe three of Latin America's most controversial leaders - Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel. Despite several elections which in some cases have seen opponents win, they remain in power. This is a cause for concern as other countries such as El Salvador begin to see the erosion of democratic institutions. With the three leaders not on good terms with the Biden administration, they have not been extended invitations to the IX Summit of the Americas. Richard Feinberg moderates a panel of Javier Corrales, William LeoGrande, and Victor Shih to discuss why these three leaders are still in power. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38106]

Autocrat, dictator, and socialist. These are just some of the terms that could be used to describe three of Latin America's most controversial leaders - Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel. Despite several elections which in some cases have seen opponents win, they remain in power. This is a cause for concern as other countries such as El Salvador begin to see the erosion of democratic institutions. With the three leaders not on good terms with the Biden administration, they have not been extended invitations to the IX Summit of the Americas. Richard Feinberg moderates a panel of Javier Corrales, William LeoGrande, and Victor Shih to discuss why these three leaders are still in power. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38106]

Autocrat, dictator, and socialist. These are just some of the terms that could be used to describe three of Latin America's most controversial leaders - Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel. Despite several elections which in some cases have seen opponents win, they remain in power. This is a cause for concern as other countries such as El Salvador begin to see the erosion of democratic institutions. With the three leaders not on good terms with the Biden administration, they have not been extended invitations to the IX Summit of the Americas. Richard Feinberg moderates a panel of Javier Corrales, William LeoGrande, and Victor Shih to discuss why these three leaders are still in power. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38106]

Autocrat, dictator, and socialist. These are just some of the terms that could be used to describe three of Latin America's most controversial leaders - Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, and Cuba's Miguel Diaz-Canel. Despite several elections which in some cases have seen opponents win, they remain in power. This is a cause for concern as other countries such as El Salvador begin to see the erosion of democratic institutions. With the three leaders not on good terms with the Biden administration, they have not been extended invitations to the IX Summit of the Americas. Richard Feinberg moderates a panel of Javier Corrales, William LeoGrande, and Victor Shih to discuss why these three leaders are still in power. Series: "Institute of the Americas" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 38106]

A quanti si illudono che il comunismo abbia cambiato volto, la risposta viene da Cuba, dove due artisti, Otero Alcántara e Castillo Pérez (in arte Osorbo), leader del Movimento di Sant'Isidro, sono stati condannati rispettivamente a 5 e 9 anni di carcere, per aver cantato e pubblicato diversi brani, divenuti inni veri e propri contro il regime castrista instaurato da Miguel Diaz-Canel.La Procura generale di Cuba ha accusato Alcántara di «insulto ai simboli della Patria, oltraggio e disordine pubblico», ad Osorbo sono stati contestati gli stessi reati oltre a «diffamazione di istituzioni ed organizzazioni». L'obiettivo reale è quello di ridurre i due al silenzio, riuscendo i loro brani a catalizzare il consenso popolare ed a smuovere le coscienze contro la repressione e la violenza attuate dalla dittatura comunista al potere, per spegnere qualsiasi forma di opposizione.

En esta nueva entrega del Podcast 3 en 1 de la Alianza Rebelde Investiga nos encontramos tres interesantes reportajes.En El Pitazo destaca 12 horas de cola: el drama de los extranjeros en el Saime.Los extranjeros que viven en Caracas solo tienen la opción de acudir a la oficina de identificación ubicada en Coche. Varios testimonios confirman el vía crucis que deben padecer para emitir una cédula, pasaporte o permiso de residencia.En Tal Cual encontramos Ataques durante giras de Guaido en Zulia y Cojedes se unen al guión de violencia política. El dirigente de la oposición ha sido víctima de emboscadas por parte de grupos afectos al oficialismo en las giras que ha hecho por los estados Zulia y Cojedes. Denuncia que se trata de un chantaje del chavismo para intimidarlo.Finalmente en Runrunes resalta Cambios de timón en Latinoamérica acercan la región a la izquierda.La posible elección de Gustavo Petro como presidente de Colombia inclina la balanza en la región nuevamente a la izquierda donde están Nicolás Maduro por Venezuela, Daniel Ortega por Nicaragua, Miguel Diaz Canel por Cuba, Gabriel Boric por Chile y Alberto Fernández por Argentina.

Welcome to Gorilla Radio, recorded May 28th, 2022 In early May, Cuban president, Miguel Diaz-Canel returned the diplomatic favour, hosting his Mexican counterpart, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in Havana. The two signed various agreements tying the two nations closer, while AMLO used the opportunity to further criticize historical US foreign policy in the hemisphere, reminisce about Mexican support for Castro and the Cuban revolution, and to call for the lifting of the decades-long blockade against Mexico's "sister nation." None of this likely pleases the United States, but worse still for the Biden administration is Obrador's hardly veiled threat to boycott next week's Summit of the Americas confab in Los Angeles. Tim Boultbee is a long-time activist for Latin American human and democratic rights. From Ronald Reagan's Dirty Wars against the people of Nicaragua and El Salvador to the financial annexation of Mexico by means of the NAFTA agreement he has borne witness as an international observer at the front lines of the fight for justice. Tim is currently a member of CASC, the Victoria Central America Support Committee, assisted the Building Bridges Human Rights Project in Chiapas, and worked to raise funds for the Fray Bartolome Human Rights Center in San Cristobal. Tim Boultbee in the first half. And; just as Canada has supported US belligerence in Latin America, (earning for the trouble exclusion from CELAC, the organization likely to determine the cultural, political, and economic future of the hemisphere) the current administration too has gone along with its larger neighbour's campaign to isolate China. The lengths Trudeau's government is willing to go to please Uncle Sam was made painfully obvious in its two-plus years contralegal persecution of Huawei executive, Meng Wanzhou. Now, it has announced the exclusion of Huawei from this country's 5G communications network development. Ken Stone is a long-time antiwar activist whose served as an executive member of both the Syria Solidarity Movement and Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War. Ken and the Coalition fought tooth and nail against the incarceration of Meng Wanzhou and extradition efforts by the United States, and they've opposed the odious AUKUS military pact threatening war with China in the Pacific. The danger AUKUS presents to World peace ramped up last fall with the deal to provide nuclear powered submarines to Australia, and more lately with the announced rapid development of hypersonic missile technology and expanded electronic warfare aimed at the People's Republic. Ken Stone on Huawei in Canada, and AUKUS going over the top in the Pacific in the second half. But first, Tim Boultbee and Biden's Summit of the Americas proving a low point in hemispheric interrelations. Chris Cook has hosted Gorilla Radio since 1999. Check out the GR blog at: https://gorillaradioblog.blogspot.com https://www.patreon.com/posts/67050445

La reunión se realizó con sumo hermetismo mientras en las calles, miembros del exilio y la comunidad cubana protestaban en contra del encuentro.Policía investiga varios casos de robo de gasolina en varias estaciones de Miami Dade.Informe especial: ¿Qué tan seguro es dejar de usar mascarillas en aviones y transporte público?Pfizer aseguró que la vacuna para los menores de 5 años estará lista a partir de junio.

El OTAN puede ponerle un fin a la guerra en Ucrania, mandandole un dron a Putin, ya de paso a Nicolas Maduro, Daniel Ortega y Miguel Diaz Canel todos los comunistas. Y los Democreta Socialist Comunista quiren darte un estimulo de $300 para gasolina haciendose los buenos cuando ellos son culpa del problema.

Episode #129This episode discusses the current persecution that Christians in Cuba are facing from the government today. After Raul Castro took over from Fidal Castro, the country loosened some restrictions on its people, but kept tight control with a goal of "perfecting socialism." A more recent change in leadership to Miguel Diaz-Canel has not come with improvements. Although the leadership is more concerned with its global reputation, religious persecution continues to grow.  By the grace of God, the gospel continues to spread in Cuba even amidst the persecution.RESOURCES:- Voice of the Martyrs (VOM): www.persecution.com- Interactive world map of Christian persecution: VOM Global Prayer Guide- Donate to Voice of the Martyrs: www.persecution.com/donate- Free magazine from VOM: Free VOM subscriptionOTHER LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW:- John Rameriez, former Santeria high priest: johnramirez.org- Book: Out of the Devil's Couldren, by John Rameriez - 2020 Report on International Religious Freedom: Cuba (US Department of State)- Cuba ramps up religious persecution after election: Baptist Press---------Click here to sign up for our FREE 5-day BOOT CAMP.Visit ryanshoward.org/freedownload to learn more and download 21 Days to a New Workplace You to set your FAITH ON FIRE and jump start your faith at work journey today.View the episode transcript at ryanshoward.org/episode129

Bienvenidos a nuestro primer episodio de PONTE PA' ESTO PODCAST. Acompáñanos para conversar acerca de la situación de la sociedad cubana actual, la trascendencia de las protestas del 11 J, y sobre la Cuba desconocida que vive en dictadura. En este episodio examinamos la respuesta del Papa Francisco a los Cubanos en Roma y según Yonel sus similitudes a Miguel Diaz Canel.

Cuba sees biggest protests in decades Chanting “Freedom!” and calling for President Miguel Diaz-Canel to step down, thousands of Cubans joined street protests from Havana to Santiago on July 11 in the biggest anti-government demonstrations on the Communist-run island in decades. The protests erupted amid Cuba's worst economic crisis since the fall of the Soviet Union, its old ally, and a record surge in coronavirus infections, with people voicing anger over shortages of basic goods, curbs on civil liberties and the authorities' handling of the pandemic. (Reuters) Belarusian athlete granted visa by Poland A Belarusian athlete who took refuge in the Polish Embassy in Tokyo on Aug. 2, a day after refusing team orders to board a flight home from the Olympic Games, has been granted a humanitarian visa by government in Warsaw. Sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, 24, plans to leave for Poland in the coming days, a Polish deputy foreign minister said. The European Union welcomed Poland's decision and said the repatriation attempt was further evidence of “brutal repression” by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. (Reuters) These articles were provided by The Japan Times Alpha.

Crisis has struck Cuba and Haiti in recent weeks. In Cuba, thousands of protestors have flooded the streets in unprecedented demonstrations amid a dire economic situation and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, Haiti has plunged into further turmoil following the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse at the hands of highly trained assassins, as rivals jockey for power and gangs sew chaos across the island nation.This week, Foreign Policy columnist Elise Labott joins Doug to talk about how both crises unfolded, where the two Caribbean countries go from here, and how the United States should respond.Elise Labott, “Biden's Missed Opportunity in Cuba,” Foreign PolicyElise Labott, “How to End Haiti's Terminal Despair,” Foreign Policy  

Một chục ngày sau cuộc xuống đường của người dân Cuba đòi « Tự do », « Chấm dứt chế độ độc tài », tình hình tạm thời lắng dịu trở lại. Hiện trạng này liệu sẽ kéo dài bao lâu khi mà Cuba đang đứng trước một cuộc khủng hoảng kép : kinh tế và y tế ? Đổ lỗi cho chính sách cấm vận của Washington trong gần 60 năm qua làm kinh tế Cuba kiệt quệ có còn hiệu quả khi dân tình đói kém ?   Cách nay một năm rưỡi, không một chuyên gia về châu Mỹ La Tinh nào dám nghĩ đến kịch bản hàng ngàn người dân Cuba xuống đường ở thủ đô La Habana và nhiều thành phố lớn khác trên toàn quốc với những khẩu hiệu đòi giới lãnh đạo phải « ra đi ». Đa số người biểu tình là giới trẻ, giáo sư Janice Argaillot giảng dậy tại đại học Grenoble-Alpes đánh giá : Thông điệp ở đây là người dân đã mệt mỏi khi phải cống hiến cho Cách Mạng mà trong chiều ngược lại thì Cách Mạng không làm gì cho dân chúng. Trên đài RFI Pháp ngữ, nhà chính trị học Janette Habel, Viện nghiên cứu thuộc trường cao đẳng châu Mỹ La Tinh giải thích rõ hơn về phẫn nộ của người dân Cuba xuất phát từ tình trạng kinh tế tồi tệ trong nước : « Bối cảnh thật là khủng khiếp và nhẽ ra làn sóng phẫn nộ này đã phải bùng lên từ sớm hơn bởi vì toàn cảnh tại Cuba thật thê thảm. Cuba thiếu đủ mọi thứ từ lương thực đến thuốc men. Là một quốc gia có dầu hỏa nhưng Cuba lại liên tục trong tình trạng bị mất điện. Tại một xứ nóng, người ta cần có máy điều hòa, cần có tủ lạnh để bảo quản thức ăn, những đợt cúp điện kéo dài quả là tai hại. Cuba lâm vào một cuộc khủng hoảng do thiếu những mặt hàng thiết yếu nhất trong đời sống. Cần nói thêm đợt xuống đường hôm Chủ Nhật 11/07/2021 quy tụ rất nhiều thành phần trong xã hội : những người chống đối chế độ cũng có, những người không chống đối chế độ cũng có hay đơn giản là những người không còn chấp nhận đời sống quá cơ cực và sau cùng có cả một số thành phần ủng hộ Mỹ ». GDP giảm 11 % : Mức tệ hại nhất trong gần 30 năm qua Cuba phải nhập khẩu đến 70 % lương thực, thực phẩm để bảo đảm nhu cầu trong nước. Vấn đề đặt ra là công quỹ cạn kiệt. Du lịch và công nghiệp sản xuất đường mía là hai nguồn đem về thu nhập chính cho La Habana. Du lịch hoàn toàn sụp đổ vì đại dịch Covid-19 : trong năm 2020 du lịch Cuba chỉ « sống được » có trong ba tháng đầu năm.  Còn về ngành sản xuất đường thì Cuba đã bị mất mùa, sản xuất chỉ bằng 66 % so với một năm bình thường.   Tháng 12/2020 bộ trưởng Kinh Tế Cuba Alejandro Gil thông báo trong cả năm GDP giảm 11 %. Đây là mức tệ hại thứ nhì sau cơn ác mộng năm 1993 khi tổng sản phẩm nội địa giảm gần 15 % do Cuba mất điểm tựa là Liên Xô. Giải thích cho sự kém cỏi của nền kinh tế Cuba năm ngoái, Alejandro Gil nhìn nhận tình hình thêm đen tối do đại dịch Covid-19 đồng thời những khó khăn của La Habana xuất phát từ 2019 dưới tác động của các biện pháp trừng phạt chính quyền Donald Trump ban hành. Về điểm này chuyên gia về châu Mỹ La Tinh, Janette Habel tiếc là tổng thống Mỹ Joe Biden không xem Cuba là một ưu tiên : « Ở Mỹ một số đại diện cho những người Cuba nhập cư hiện diện ở Thượng Viện và Hạ Viện và số này từ lâu nay muốn lật đổ chế độ cộng sản ở La Habana. Họ chủ trương áp đặt các biện pháp trừng phạt để bóp ngạt kinh tế Cuba. Trong khi đó hòn đảo này chủ yếu sống nhờ du lịch. Từ gần hai năm nay, dịch Covid-19 khiến hoạt động này rơi xuống gần như là số không. Trước đó nữa chính quyền Trump đã gia tăng các biện pháp cấm vận Cuba. Trái với thời tổng thống Barack Obama, chính quyền Biden đến nay vẫn giữ nguyên 243 biện pháp trừng phạt La Habana của người tiền nhiệm ». Cuba nhanh chóng đổ tội cho Mỹ Phát biểu trên đài truyền hình về cuộc xuống đường rầm rộ của người dân Cuba, chủ tịch Miguel Diaz Canel một mặt nhìn nhận « kinh tế đất nước khó khăn » nhưng mặt khác đã vội vàng quy trách nhiệm cho các biện pháp cấm vận La Habana Mỹ liên tục áp dụng từ năm 1962. Không thấy lãnh đạo nước này nói đến những bất cập của mô hình kinh tế Cuba mà ở đó 85 % mọi sinh hoạt đều trong tay Nhà nước. Giới quan sát nêu bật hai trường hợp đặc biệt: Một là tình trạng đói kém tại Cuba hiện nay bắt nguồn từ chính sách thu mua nông phẩm gần như độc quyền của Nhà nước và hai là biện pháp cải cách chế độ tiền tệ. Hậu quả kèm theo là giá bánh mì trong 6 tháng qua đã đăt lên gấp 20 lần so với trước. Hóa đơn tiền điện của các hộ gia đình cũng đã được nhân lên gấp 4 lần. Nhà nước ấn định lạm phát không được vượt quá ngưỡng 300 %. Vào lúc chủ tịch Cuba trực tiếp lên án « một nhóm người, phe chống đối cách mạng, những tên tay sai của Mỹ đã gián tiếp tổ chức cuộc xuống đường » vừa qua, chuyên gia Janette Habel, Viện nghiên cứu trường cao đẳng châu Mỹ La Tinh cho rằng chính quyền Cuba đã chọn giải pháp « dễ dãi », phủi tay về trách nhiệm của chính mình :  « Cuba là một hòn đảo nhỏ với 11 triệu dân, với những nguồn thu nhập hạn hẹp. Chủ yếu dùng năng lượng từ các lò nhiệt điện, tức là phải có đủ dầu do Venezuela viện trợ. Nhưng từ khi Venezuela rơi vào khủng hoảng chính trị thì nguồn cung cấp đó bị cắt đứt. Thêm vào đó là chính sách trừng phạt của Mỹ. Dù vậy điểm chính ở đây là người dân Cuba bất mãn vì đời sống đắt đỏ, họ bất mãn vì kinh tế kiệt quệ. Không thể cho rằng Washington giật dây, xúi dục dân Cuba xuống đường ». Đành rằng Washington đã ban hành lệnh cấm vận Cuba từ năm 1962 để trả đũa chính quyền Fidel Castro chiếm đoạt các doanh nghiệp của Mỹ tại Cuba, hay trừng phạt La Habana thắt chặt quan hệ với Matxcơva… Từ đó tới nay, Washington có lúc đã nới lỏng gọng kềm, nhưng chưa bao giờ dỡ bỏ các biện pháp « phong tỏa » Cuba, ngay cả trong giai đoạn « tan băng » dưới thời tổng thống Barack Obama. Quan hệ giữa La Habana với Washington đã xấu đi thêm dưới thời tổng thống Trump qua quyết định đưa Cuba vào danh sách các quốc gia yểm trợ khủng bố. Dù vậy, giáo sư Janice Argaillot đại học Grenoble- Alpes cho rằng khai thác tinh thần bài Mỹ của người dân Cuba với hy vọng xoa dịu công luận trong nước là một « sai lầm chiến lược » do thế hệ lãnh đạo hiện nay không có trọng lượng như những người từng trực tiếp tham gia vào cuộc Cách Mạng. Đó cũng là quan điểm của nhà chính trị học Janette Habel và bà Habel giải thích thêm vì sao lá bài « chống Mỹ » La Habana luôn sử dụng từ hàng chục năm qua « hết thiêng » : « Một mặt đúng là có một sự thay đổi về thế hệ lãnh đạo tại Cuba. Thế hệ đã làm nên cuộc Cách Mạng và có đủ tính chính đáng để điều hành đất nước thì ngay cả những người cuối cùng cũng đang lùi vào hậu trường vì tuổi tác. Thế hệ mới được đào tạo trong lò cộng sản Cuba thì không có đủ tính chính đáng, không có đủ uy thế và kinh nghiệm của những người đi trước. Thế hệ lãnh đạo mới đó cũng không có sức thu hút dân chúng như trước nữa. Thành thử họ đang bị mất hướng. Mặt khác, chính quyền hiện tại đang kiến tạo chính sách mới về mặt kinh tế nhưng bước chuyển đổi đó đẩy người dân vào cảnh khó khăn hơn, gây nên một sự bất bình đẳng lớn hơn. Chỉ cần nhìn vào chính sách tiền tệ của Cuba cũng đủ để minh họa cho tình thế bối rối của chính quyền La Habana. Thêm vào đó giờ đây dân Cuba có phương tiện để kết nối với thế giới bên ngoài. Dân chúng được tiếp cận với rất nhiều các nguồn thông tin khác nhau. Thậm chí có nhiều xu hướng chính trị đang được hình thành, và đó là điều làm thay đổi hoàn toàn cục diện chính trị, xã hội, kinh tế tại Cuba ». Nga, Trung Quốc : những điểm tựa của Cuba Trong bài diễn văn cuối cùng ở cương vị lãnh đạo đảng Cộng Sản Cuba, tháng 4/2021 ông Raul Castro nêu bật hai vấn đề được coi là cần « giải quyết cấp bách » đó là mục tiêu « bảo đảm lương thực thực phẩm cho toàn dân Cuba » và ngăn chận những khía cạnh tiêu cực từ « các mạng xã hội ». Một chục ngày sau cuộc biểu bình hôm 11/07/20201 truyền thông quốc tế ghi nhận « tình hình lắng dịu », « Cuba tái lập trật tự » nhờ chặn mạng internet (do tập đoàn Hoa Vi của Trung Quốc cung cấp), nhờ « tịch thu điện thoại di động của những người biểu tình » và qua đó công an Cuba đã « nhận diện được nhiều người đã xuống đường hôm Chủ Nhật tuần trước » như ghi nhận của báo Le Figaro. Ngoài ra La Habana đã được nhiều nước bạn yểm trợ : từ Trung Quốc đến Iran từ Venezuela, Nga đến Bắc Triều Tiên. Một mặt trong mùa dịch Covid-19, Cuba gần như là điểm nghỉ mát dành riêng cho các du khách Nga. Mặt khác, phát ngôn viên bộ Ngoại Giao Nga Maria Zakharova đã cảnh báo Hoa Kỳ tránh can thiệp vào Cuba và nếu thực sự muốn giúp đỡ La Habana thì theo Matxcơva, giải pháp tốt nhất là Washington nên dỡ bỏ lệnh cấm vận. Trung Quốc, nhà đầu tư nước ngoài lớn nhất tại Cuba, cũng đưa ra quan điểm tương tự khi cho rằng « chính các biện pháp trừng phạt của Mỹ đã đẩy Cuba vào cảnh thiếu thuốc men và năng lượng ». Vào lúc mà chính quyền Biden tảng lờ kêu gọi của Cuba cải thiện quan hệ song phương, thì Trung Quốc xem Cuba là cánh cổng để tiến vào vùng biển Caribê và Trung Mỹ. Ngay sát cạnh cửa ngõ của Hoa Kỳ, từ năm 2017 Trung Quốc đứng đầu trong số các nhà đầu tư tại Cuba kể cả trong lĩnh vực hợp tác quân sự. Theo tiết lộ của báo Le Figaro ngày 19/07/2021, cách bang Florida của Hoa Kỳ chưa đầy 150 cây số, Cuba đã mở cửa cho Trung Quốc đặt radar theo dõi tại căn cứ quân sự Bejucal gần thủ đô La Habana.

Medyascope'un her hafta dünya gündemini meşgul eden bir konunun enine boyuna incelendiği podcast programı Spektrum'un 14. bölümünde bu hafta, Küba'da yaklaşık 30 yıl sonra hükümete karşı düzenlenen protesto gösterilerini ele aldık. Protestolar nasıl başladı? Küba'da nadir görülen protestolara neden olan sorunlar neler? Protestolar dünyaya neyi gösteriyor? Hükümetin protestolara yönelik tutumu ne oldu? Kuşak çatışması protestolara nasıl etki etti? Sosyal medya ve internet, Küba'daki protestolarda nasıl bir rol oynadı? Sokağa sadece hükümet karşıtları mı çıktı? Devlet Başkanı Miguel Diaz-Canel, protestoları nasıl karşıladı? Bu haftaki bölümümüzde bu sorulara yanıt aradık.

Cuban people are speaking out demanding action from the Biden administration to assist them in their protests both home and abroad. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals finds in favor of the Second Amendment for people under Age 21. Dominic Pezzola, a January 6th Capitol Hill Defendant, filed a new motion for bond seeking to get out of horrible DC jail conditions.​And more! Join criminal defense lawyer Robert F. Gruler in a discussion on the latest legal, criminal and political news, including:​

Key Insights!:Hexapodia!Drop the embargo now!There is nothing that enables an authoritarian régime—or, indeed, pretty much any type of régime—hang together other than an implacable external enemy.For the Cuban military-bureaucratic junta-oligarchy, that implacable external enemy consists of the Cuban exiles in Miami and their descendantsReferences:Alexa van Sickle (2014): Viva la Revolución: Cuban Farmers Re-Gain Control Over Land: ‘As the state loosens its grip on food product… Damian Cave: Raúl Castro Thanks U.S., but Reaffirms Communist Rule in Cuba Marianne Ward and John Devereux (2010): The Road Not Taken: Pre-Revolutionary Cuban Living Standards in Comparative Perspective Brian Latell (2005): After Fidel: The Inside Story of Castro’s Régime and Cuba’s Next Leader New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2005 Carmelo Mesa-Lago (2019): There’s Only One Way Out for Cuba’s Dismal Economy Carlos Eire: Raúl Castro Leaving Power Won’t Bring Change to Cuba Anytime Soon Noah Smith: Why Cuba Is Having an Economic Crisis &, of course:Vernor Vinge: A Fire Upon the Deep Notes:Post-Fidel Timeline:2008 February - Raul Castro takes over as president, days after Fidel announces his retirement.2008 May - Bans on private ownership of mobile phones and computers lifted.2008 June - Plans are announced to abandon salary equality. The move is seen as a radical departure from the orthodox Marxist economic principles observed since the 1959 revolution. EU lifts diplomatic sanctions imposed on Cuba in 2003 over crackdown on dissidents.2008 July - In an effort to boost Cuba's lagging food production and reduce dependence on food imports, the government relaxes restrictions on the amount of land available to private farmers.2008 September - Hurricanes Gustav and Ike inflict worst storm damage in Cuba's recorded history, with 200,000 left homeless and their crops destroyed.2008 October - State oil company says estimated 20bn barrels in offshore fields, being double previous estimates.2008 November - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visits. Two countries conclude new trade and economic accords in sign of strengthening relations. Raul Castro pays reciprocal visit to Russia in January 2009. Chinese President Hu Jintao visits to sign trade and investment accords, including agreements to continue buying Cuban nickel and sugar.2008 December - Russian warships visit Havana for first time since end of Cold War. Government says 2008 most difficult year for economy since collapse of Soviet Union. Growth nearly halved to 4.3%.2009 March - Two leading figures from Fidel era, Cabinet Secretary Carlos Lage and Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque, resign after admitting "errors". First government reshuffle since resignation of Fidel Castro. US Congress votes to lift Bush Administration restrictions on Cuban-Americans visiting Havana and sending back money.2009 April - US President Barack Obama says he wants a new beginning with Cuba.2009 May - Government unveils austerity programme to try to cut energy use and offset impact of global financial crisis.2009 June - Organisation of American States (OAS) votes to lift ban on Cuban membership imposed in 1962. Cuba welcomes decision, but says it has no plans to rejoin.2009 July - Cuba signs agreement with Russia allowing oil exploration in Cuban waters of Gulf of Mexico.2010 February - Political prisoner Orlando Zapata Tamayo dies after 85 days on hunger strike.2010 May - Wives and mothers of political prisoners are allowed to hold demonstration after archbishop of Havana, Jaime Ortega, intervenes on their behalf.2010 July - President Castro agrees to free 52 dissidents under a deal brokered by the Church and Spain. Several go into exile.2010 September - Radical plans for massive government job cuts to revive the economy. Analysts see proposals as biggest private sector shift since the 1959 revolution.2011 January - US President Barack Obama relaxes restrictions on travel to Cuba. Havana says the measures don't go far enough.2011 March - Last two political prisoners detained during 2003 crackdown are released.2011 April - Communist Party Congress says it will look into possibility of allowing Cuban citizens to travel abroad as tourists.2011 August - National Assembly approves economic reforms aimed at encouraging private enterprise and reducing state bureaucracy.2011 November - Cuba passes law allowing individuals to buy and sell private property for first time in 50 years.2011 December - The authorities release 2,500 prisoners, including some convicted of political crimes, as part of an amnesty ahead of a papal visit.2012 March - Pope Benedict visits, criticising the US trade embargo on Cuba and calling for greater rights on the island.2012 April - Cuba marks Good Friday with a public holiday for the first time since recognition of religious holidays stopped in 1959.2012 June - Cuba re-imposes customs duty on all food imports in effort to curb selling of food aid sent by Cubans abroad on the commercial market. Import duties had been liberalised in 2008 after series of hurricanes caused severe shortages.2012 October - Spanish politician Angel Carromero is jailed for manslaughter over the death of high-profile Catholic dissident Oswaldo Paya. Mr Carromero was driving the car when, according to the authorities, it crashed into a tree. Mr Paya's family say the car was rammed off the road after he had received death threats. The government abolishes the requirement for citizens to buy expensive exit permits when seeking to travel abroad. Highly-qualified professionals such as doctors, engineers and scientists will still require permission to travel, in order to prevent a brain drain.2012 November - President Raul Castro says the eastern province of Santiago was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy, with 11 people dead and more than 188,000 homes damaged. A United Nations report says Sandy destroyed almost 100,000 hectares of crops.2013 February - The National Assembly re-elects Raul Castro as president. He says he will stand down at the end of his second term in 2018, by which time he will be 86.2013 July - Five prominent veteran politicians, including Fidel Castro ally and former parliament leader Ricardo Alarcon, are removed from the Communist Party's Central Committee in what President Raul Castro calls a routine change of personnel.2014 January - First phase of a deepwater sea port is inaugurated by Brazil and Cuba at Mariel, a rare large foreign investment project on the island.2014 March - Cuba agrees to a European Union invitation to begin talks to restore relations and boost economic ties, on condition of progress on human rights. The EU suspended ties in 1996.2014 July - Russian President Vladimir Putin visits during a tour of Latin America, says Moscow will cancel billions of dollars of Cuban debt from Soviet times. Chinese President Xi Jinping visits, signs bilateral accords.2014 September/October - Cuba sends hundreds of frontline medical staff to West African countries hit by the Ebola epidemic.2014 December - In a surprise development, US President Barack Obama and Cuba's President Raul Castro announce moves to normalise diplomatic relations between the two countries, severed for more than 50 years.2015 January - Washington eases some travel and trade restrictions on Cuba.Two days of historic talks between the US and Cuba take place in Havana, with both sides agreeing to meet again. The discussions focus on restoring diplomatic relations but no date is set for the reopening of embassies in both countries. President Raul Castro calls on President Obama to use his executive powers to bypass Congress and lift the US economic embargo on Cuba.2015 February - Cuban and US diplomats say they have made progress in talks in Washington to restore full relations.2015 May - Cuba establishes banking ties with US, which drops country from list of states that sponsor terrorism.2015 July - Cuba and US reopen embassies and exchange charges d’affaires.2015 December - Cuban and US officials hold preliminary talks on mutual compensation.2016 January - US eases a number of trade restrictions with Cuba.2016 March - Cuba and the European Union agree to normalise relations. US President Barack Obama visits Cuba in the first US presidential visit there in 88 years.2016 May - Cuba takes steps to legalise small and medium-sized businesses as part of economic reforms.2016 November - Fidel Castro, former president and leader of the Cuban revolution, dies at the age of 90. Cuba declares nine days of national mourning.2017 January - Washington ends a long-standing policy which grants Cuban immigrants the right to remain in the US without a visa.2017 June - US President Donald Trump overturns some aspects of predecessor Barack Obama's policy on Cuba which brought about a thaw in relations between the two countries.2017 October - Diplomatic row over mysterious sonic attacks which are said to have affected the health of US and Canadian embassy staff in Havana.2018 April - Senior Communist Party stalwart Miguel Diaz-Canel becomes president, ending six decades of rule by the Castro family.2019 May - Cuba introduces food rationing.2020 March - Cuba closes its borders in an attempt to keep out the COVID-19 plague.2021 April - Raul Castro steps down as General Secretary of the Cuban Communist PartyAlexa van Sickle (2014): Viva la Revolución: Cuban Farmers Re-Gain Control Over Land: ‘As the state loosens its grip on food production, Cuban farmers and independent co-operatives will need support to help solve the country’s agriculture crisis: Last year, Cuba spent over $1.6bn (£1bn) on food imports… 60% of its domestic food requirement…. Since 2007, President Raul Castro, noting its connection with national security, has made food security a priority. State farms hold over 70% of Cuba’s agricultural land; about 6.7m hectares. In 2007, 45% of this land was sitting idle. In 2008 Castro allowed private farmers and co-operatives to lease unused land with decentralised decision-making, and loosened regulations on farmers selling directly to consumers. Since 2010, Cubans with small garden plots, and small farmers, have been allowed to sell produce directly to consumers. However, agriculture in Cuba remains in crisis. A government report issued in July 2013 showed that productivity had not increased…LINK: Marianne Ward and John Devereux (2010): The Road Not Taken: Pre-Revolutionary Cuban Living Standards in Comparative Perspective: ‘All indications are that Cuba was once a prosperous middle-income economy. On the eve of the revolution, we find that incomes were fifty to sixty percent of European levels. They were among the highest in Latin America at about thirty percent of the US. In relative terms, however, Cuba was richer earlier on. The crude income comparisons that are possible suggest that income per capita during the 1920’s was in striking distance of Western Europe and the Southern States of the US. After the revolution, Cuba has slipped down the world income distribution. As best we can tell, current levels of income per capita are below their pre-revolutionary peaks…LINK: Carlos Eire: Raúl Castro Leaving Power Won’t Bring Change to Cuba Anytime Soon: ‘Raúl Castro is relinquishing all power on the eve of his 90th birthday. It would be a mistake to think that this piece of kabuki theater will bring change to Cuba any time soon…. The Communist Party in Cuba, which has had total control of the island for over 60 years, is not about to relax its grip. And since this party is controlled by the Revolutionary Armed Forces, Cuba is really governed by an old-fashioned Latin American military junta. It is an unusual junta, full of former rebels, but it is a junta…. Raúl Castro is stepping down from the throne, so to speak, but he will keep casting a long shadow as long as he can. Moreover, plenty of generals and colonels remain, ranging in age from their 50s to 80s. A top member of that exclusive circle is Raúl’s son, Col. Alejandro Castro Espín, who is only 55 and runs the country’s dreaded secret police. Official posts outside of the armed forces have a cosmetic sheen to them. The prime example is President Miguel Díaz-Canel…. Raw power resides in men such as Alejandro Castro Espín and 60-year-old Gen. Luis Alberto Rodríguez López-Callejas, ex-husband of Raul’s daughter Deborah. A member of the Castro dynasty by marriage, he is one of the most powerful men in Cuba, totally in charge of the branch of the Revolutionary Armed Forces that runs most of Cuba’s tourist industry. Since tourism is the country’s main source of income, his clout is considerable. The two brothers-in-law are purported to be engaged in a fierce struggle behind the scenes for the throne vacated by Raúl…..A new constitution in 2019…. Many articles outlaw dissent, such as No. 4: “The socialist system that this Constitution supports is irrevocable. Citizens have the right to combat through any means, including armed combat… against any that intends to topple the political, social, and economic order established by this Constitution.”… Article 229 seeks to drive a nail in the coffin of hope: “In no case will the pronouncements be reformed regarding the irrevocability of the socialism system established in Article 4.”…What will happen next? Is it possible that among the younger Cuban communists a Gorbachev lurks?… Is it possible that the junta could be overthrown, somehow, in traditional Latin fashion? Theoretically, one must suppose, anything is possible…. Theoretical possibilities fall into the realm of faith rather than reason…LINK: Carmelo Mesa-Lago (2019): There’s Only One Way Out for Cuba’s Dismal Economy: ‘The island’s economy is neither efficient nor competitive. To move forward it must deepen and accelerate reforms. The market socialism model could provide a way….. For the past 60 years, Cuba has been unable to finance its imports with its own exports and generate appropriate, sustainable growth without substantial aid and subsidies from a foreign nation. This is the longstanding legacy of Cuba’s socialist economy…. Between 1960 and 1990, the Soviet Union gave Cuba $65 billion (triple the total amount of aid that President John Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress gave Latin America). At its peak in 2012, Venezuelan aid, subsidies and investment amounted to $14 billion, or close to 12 percent of the gross domestic product. And yet, despite the staggering foreign aid subsidies it has received, the economy’s performance has been dismal…. Industrial, mining and sugar production are well below 1989 levels, and the production of 11 out of 13 key agricultural and fishing products has declined. Cuba is now facing its worst economic crisis since the 1990s.Tourism has been a bright spot for Cuba. From 2007 to 2017, visitors to the island doubled, largely thanks to the arrival of more Americans, whose numbers grew considerably after President Barack Obama eased diplomatic relations in 2015. But Hurricane Irma and the tightening of travel restrictions by President Trump (like barring American tourists from using hotels and restaurants run by Cuba’s military) and the alert declared by the administration after the sonic attacks on United States diplomats in Havana led to a drop in tourism during the end of 2017 and the first half of 2018. Tourism rebounded in September, driven by a cruise industry that offers customers lodging, meals and tours. Those visitors spend about 14 percent of what those arriving by air spend….Cuba’s woes are a result of the inefficient economic model of centralized planning, state enterprises and agricultural collectivization its leaders have pursued despite the failure of these models worldwide. In his decade in power, President Raúl Castro tried to face his brother Fidel’s legacy of economic disaster head on by enacting a series of market-oriented economic structural reforms. He also opened the door to foreign investment, but so far, the amount materialized has been one-fifth of the goal set by the leadership for sustainable development…. The pace of reforms has been slow and subject to many restrictions, disincentives and taxes that have impeded the advance of the private economy and desperately needed growth. It is time to abandon this failed model and shift to a more successful one as in China and Vietnam….Poor agricultural production, the result of collectivized agriculture, causes the island to spend $1.5 billion a year on food imports. As part of his agrarian reform, Mr. Castro began leasing fallow state-owned land to farmers through 10-year contracts—now increased to 20 years—that may be canceled or renewed depending on the farms performance. Farmers must sell most of their crops to the government at prices set by the state, which are below market prices…. If reform is carried out and foreign investors are allowed to hire and pay a full salary directly to their employees, there will be a significant improvement in the economy and the government can undertake the desperately needed monetary unification that will attract more investment and eliminate the economic distortions that plague the economy.LINK: Cuba Employment Shares: Agriculture 25%, Industry 10%, Services 65%(Remember: You can subscribe to this… weblog-like newsletter… here: There’s a free email list. There’s a paid-subscription list with (at the moment, only a few) extras too.) Get full access to Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality at braddelong.substack.com/subscribe

Ný íslensk kvikmynd, Dýrið eða Lamb eins og hún heitir upp á enskuna, virðist vera að slá í gegn í Cannes en þar keppir myndin í flokknum Un Certain Regard. Myndin var frumsýnd í gær og það er óhætt að segja að það sé hiti í kolunum. Leikstjóri er Valdimar Jóhannesson en með aðalhlutverk fara þau Noomi Rapace sem er að leika í fyrsta sinn á íslensku og Hilmir Snær Guðnason sem var í símanum frá Frakklandi. Nú stendur yfir átak þar sem safnað er Ljósavinum sem vilja standa að baki starfssemi Ljóssins sem er endurhæfingar- og stuðningsmiðstöð fyrir fólk sem hefur fengið krabbamein og aðstandendur þess. Viktoría Jensdóttir verkfræðingur hjá Össuri greindist með brjóstakrabbamein á síðasta ári og hefur staðið í baráttu við meinið síðan. Hún kom í morgunútvarpið og sagði okkur hvernig Ljósið hefur gegnt mikilvægu hlutverki í vegferð hennar. Það er óhætt að segja að mörgum hafi brugðið þegar fréttist af opinberum mótmælum í nokkrum borgum gegn stjórnvöldum á Kúbu en þar hefur öll slík andstaða verið barin niður undanfarna áratugi. Ástæða mótmæla virðist vera hið bága efnahagsástand, matar og lyfjaskortur og hækkun á verði ýmissa nauðsynja. Sumir spyrja hvort þetta sé byrjunin á endinum fyrir byltinguna á Kúbu og hvort ekki sé nauðsynlegt að breyta stjórnarfarinu. Kúbversk stjórnvöld með forsetann Miguel Diaz-Canel segja hinsvegar að um áróður óvina Kúbu sé að ræða. Stefán Ásgeir Guðmundsson kennari og fararstjóri fylgist vel með málum á Kúbu og hann kom í morgunkaffi. Eru maurarnir mættir til Íslands? Það virðist vera en hér hafa fundist tæplega 20 tegundir maura og vísbendingar eru um að fjórar þeirra hafi náð hér fótfestu. En hvernig komast þeir til landsins og hvað vilja þeir? Arnar Pálsson, erfðarfræðingur og prófessor í lífupplýsingafræði við HÍ & Andreas Guðmundsson BS nemi í líffræði í HÍ vita allt um mauramál landsins og komu til okkar.

Ný íslensk kvikmynd, Dýrið eða Lamb eins og hún heitir upp á enskuna, virðist vera að slá í gegn í Cannes en þar keppir myndin í flokknum Un Certain Regard. Myndin var frumsýnd í gær og það er óhætt að segja að það sé hiti í kolunum. Leikstjóri er Valdimar Jóhannesson en með aðalhlutverk fara þau Noomi Rapace sem er að leika í fyrsta sinn á íslensku og Hilmir Snær Guðnason sem var í símanum frá Frakklandi. Nú stendur yfir átak þar sem safnað er Ljósavinum sem vilja standa að baki starfssemi Ljóssins sem er endurhæfingar- og stuðningsmiðstöð fyrir fólk sem hefur fengið krabbamein og aðstandendur þess. Viktoría Jensdóttir verkfræðingur hjá Össuri greindist með brjóstakrabbamein á síðasta ári og hefur staðið í baráttu við meinið síðan. Hún kom í morgunútvarpið og sagði okkur hvernig Ljósið hefur gegnt mikilvægu hlutverki í vegferð hennar. Það er óhætt að segja að mörgum hafi brugðið þegar fréttist af opinberum mótmælum í nokkrum borgum gegn stjórnvöldum á Kúbu en þar hefur öll slík andstaða verið barin niður undanfarna áratugi. Ástæða mótmæla virðist vera hið bága efnahagsástand, matar og lyfjaskortur og hækkun á verði ýmissa nauðsynja. Sumir spyrja hvort þetta sé byrjunin á endinum fyrir byltinguna á Kúbu og hvort ekki sé nauðsynlegt að breyta stjórnarfarinu. Kúbversk stjórnvöld með forsetann Miguel Diaz-Canel segja hinsvegar að um áróður óvina Kúbu sé að ræða. Stefán Ásgeir Guðmundsson kennari og fararstjóri fylgist vel með málum á Kúbu og hann kom í morgunkaffi. Eru maurarnir mættir til Íslands? Það virðist vera en hér hafa fundist tæplega 20 tegundir maura og vísbendingar eru um að fjórar þeirra hafi náð hér fótfestu. En hvernig komast þeir til landsins og hvað vilja þeir? Arnar Pálsson, erfðarfræðingur og prófessor í lífupplýsingafræði við HÍ & Andreas Guðmundsson BS nemi í líffræði í HÍ vita allt um mauramál landsins og komu til okkar.

Cuba is seeing major protests against President Miguel Diaz-Canel's mismanagement of economy and his government's unimpressive response to contain the coronavirus pandemic. To curb the growing discontent against his rule, President Diaz-Canel is calling on his supporters to also take to the streets and fight the protestors. Meanwhile in Haiti, the power vacuum created as a result of President Jovenel Moise's assassination is plunging the country into further chaos. Politicians are looking for opportunities to seize power, and the citizens are forced to stay at their homes due to escalating gang violence. Guests: John Kavulich President of the US-Cuba Trade and Economic Council Collin Laverty President of Cuba Educational Travel and a Senior Partner at Havana Strategies Monique Clesca Journalist and Civil Society Activist Kim Ives Editor of the Weekly Newspaper, Haiti Liberte

Fake News, 2 stories are real, 1 is a fake The Catholic University of #America in #Washington D.C. recently found a piece of film history they had lost for nearly 50 years...Dorothy's dress from #WizardofOz and it turns out that the dress is actually not blue, but gold. A new warning is out there for yet another #TikTok trend...dentists have had to state that using Mr. Clean's #MagicEraser to whiten your teeth is actually dangerous A #British paratrooper fell 15,000 feet into a southern Californian home after his parachute failed to open properly; he survived complaining only of feeling some pain, but did not have any visible injuries. Cuban Dictator, Miguel Diaz-Canel has taken to blaming #MiaKhalifa for organizing riots in #Cuba on behalf of the US Government

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en la ‘Ventana 14’ del martes 13 de julio de 2021 comentaré estos temas: - Siguen las protestas, aunque la difusión es complicada por el corte de internet – Muertos, heridos y desaparecidos: el saldo de la represión – La prensa independiente en la diana - ¿Qué va a pasar a partir de ahora? Gracias por compartir este “cafecito informativo” y te espero temprano para el programa del lunes. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com Enlaces recomendados: - Muertos, heridos y desaparecidos, el saldo de la represión en Cuba https://noticuba.tech/cuba/represion-protestas-manifestaciones-muertos-heridos-11JCuba-11J-11_de_julio_0_3129886984.html - Raúl Castro, presente en la reunión para defender la represión https://noticuba.tech/cuba/Raul_Castro-protestas-manifestaciones-Miguel_Diaz-Canel-regimen-11JCuba-11J-11_de_julio_0_3129886983.html - El pueblo cubano ya ha echado a andar y no se va a detener https://noticuba.tech/opinion/Miguel_Diaz-Canel-protestas-manifestaciones-11JCuba-11J-11_de_julio_0_3129287051.html - "De tanta hambre que pasamos nos comimos el miedo" https://noticuba.tech/cuba/reacciones-protestas-manifestaciones-11JCuba-11J-11_de_julio-Wendy_Guerra-Leoni_Torres-Yomil_0_3129287052.html

À Cuba, la colère s'exprime dans la rue depuis dimanche, malgré la répression. L'île et le régime cubain n'avaient pas connu de manifestations d'une telle ampleur depuis 1994. À l'époque déjà, une crise économique violente avait rendu le quotidien des Cubains impossible. Aujourd'hui, des problèmes similaires sont dénoncés par les habitants de l'île : pénuries, inflation, avec en plus, une crise sanitaire extrêmement sévère qui frappe Cuba au cœur. Les nouveaux chiffres ont été révélés lundi 12 juillet, alors que le président Miguel Diaz-Canel tentait à travers un discours télévisé de faire vibrer la corde révolutionnaire pour délégitimer les manifestations : 6 423 nouveaux cas de Covid-19 déclarés. Cela fait de Cubal'un des pays comptant le plus de nouvelles infections relativement à sa population. Jusqu'ici, l'île avait échappé aux premières vagues subies ailleurs dans le monde. À partir de ce jeudi, le gouvernement va donc renforcer les mesures de restriction. En plus de limiter les déplacements entre provinces, il s'apprête à imposer un isolement de deux semaines aux voyageurs arrivant aux aéroports de Varadero et Cayo Coco, proches de deux hauts-lieux du tourisme de l'île. Le secteur du tourisme, autre victime de la pandémie La province touristique de Matanzas est la plus touchée et le gouvernement a dû envoyer des renforts humains pour soutenir des hôpitaux débordés. En réponse au mécontentement populaire, certains hôtels seront réquisitionnés pour abriter des cas dans des conditions plus dignes qu'auparavant. La mesure est facilitée par le fait que ces hôtels sont en réalité vides. Durant le premier semestre de 2021, le nombre des touristes a chuté de 94%. Or, le tourisme représente à lui seul un quart du PIB de l'île, qui s'est effondré de 11% l'an dernier. C'est évidemment un apport vital en devises qui s'est tari. Une catastrophe pour cette île qui importe notamment 70% de ses besoins alimentaires. Le quotidien des Cubains se résume aux pénuries Les pénuries de courant sont récurrentes, en particulier depuis que le voisin vénézuélien n'est plus en mesure de fournir du pétrole à prix subventionné. En outre, l'île subit des pénuries de médicaments, ce qui est d'autant moins supporté que Cuba exporte ses médecins et s'est mis à la production d'un vaccin contre le Covid-19 local et non reconnu par l'OMS. Dimanche, des manifestants ont pris pour cible les boutiques qui n'acceptent que les devises étrangères. Une nouveauté mise en place l'an dernier pour capter les précieux dollars et euros. Et le mois dernier, le régime a décidé d'interdire les dépôts en liquide en dollars dans les banques, pour favoriser les alternatives au billet vert. C'est aussi à ses choix de politique interne que les manifestants cubains attribuent leur misère tout en bravant la menace de la répression. L'embargo américain sur l'île fustigé par le gouvernement Cuba subit toujours le plus vieux blocus au monde, en vigueur depuis 1962. Après la parenthèse Obama, il a été renforcé par Donald Trump avec des restrictions d'envois de dollars et l'inscription de Cuba sur la liste noire des États soutenant le terrorisme. Cela a entraîné la chute des transferts de fonds provenant des États-Unis, la deuxième source de revenus de l'île, qui faisait vivre de nombreuses familles sur place. Pendant sa campagne électorale, le président Joe Biden avait évoqué l'idée de lever ces restrictions. Mais depuis, rien n'a été décidé sur la question. La répression des manifestations et les accusations d'ingérence ne vont pas faciliter le dialogue. Joe Biden a qualifié de « régime autoritaire » le gouvernement cubain. Cette prise de parole peut s'interpréter comme un moyen de sécuriser le vote des Cubano-Américain au Congrès – historiquement critiques virulents du régime castriste – dans un moment où le président souhaite faire passer des réformes importantes. À écouteur sur le même sujet : Manifestations à Cuba: le calme et l'omerta sont de retour à La Havane En bref Pendant ce temps, la pression est un peu levée sur le voisin vénézuélien. Washington a assoupli lundi l'interdiction instaurée sous l'administration Trump d'exporter des hydrocarbures vers le pays. Les exportations de gaz de pétrole liquéfié (GPL), utilisé notamment pour faire la cuisine seront autorisées pour les douze mois qui viennent. L'administration américaine fait ainsi le constat que cet outil de pression n'a pas atteint ses objectifs politiques : évincer le président Nicolas Maduro qui est toujours en place.

Đây là cuộc biểu tình lớn nhất từ đó đến giờ tại Cuba. Những tiếng hô "tự do" và kêu gọi Chủ tịch Miguel Diaz-Canel từ chức vang lên khắp nơi khi hàng ngàn người dân Cuba xuống đường biểu tình chống chính phủ. Không chỉ ở Cuba, khắp thế giới tại các thành phố từ Hoa Kỳ đến Tây Ban Nha và Đức, các cuộc biểu tình ủng hộ dân Cuba đòi tự do cũng cùng diễn ra.

Des milliers de Cubains sont descendus dans la rue, dimanche 11 juillet, pour protester contre le gouvernement et la crise économique. Un peu partout sur l'île, des manifestations spontanées, massives et surtout inédites ont surpris les autorités. Le président Miguel Diaz-Canel accuse « la mafia cubano-américaine » d'avoir organisé ce soulèvement et demande à ses partisans de répliquer dans la rue. Le décryptage de Janette Habel, chercheuse à l'Institut des hautes études d'Amérique latine (IHEAL).

Abone olmak için: www.mundo.report adresini ziyaret edebilirsiniz.Güzel bir salı sabahından günaydın. Dünya'dan ipuçları sunan bültenimiz her zamanki gibi kısa kısa ile başlıyor.Çin, Yunanistan'ın en önemli ve stratejik tesislerinden Pire Limanı'ndaki hissesini yeni yatırımla arttırarak yüzde 49'dan yüzde 67'ye çıkardı. Böylece liman Çin Devleti kontrolüne geçti.Küba hükümet karşıtı protestolara sahne oldu. Ekonomik sıkıntıları protesto eden halka Devlet Başkanı Miguel Diaz-Canel'se, Kübalılardan devrimlerine sahip çıkmalarını istedi. ABD Başkanı Joe Biden ise Küba halkının yanında olduklarını söyledi.Galatasaray, Olimpiakos ile yapacağı maç için gittiği Yunanistan'da PCR testlerinin kabul edilmemesi ve kötü muamele nedeniyle Türkiye'ye geri döndü.Bülten editöründen ilginç bir anekdot: Küba bayrağı, Çin ve Yunanistan bayrağının bir nevi yeniden uyarlanmış versiyonu gibi görünüyor! Keyifli bir gün olması dileklerimizle

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en la ‘Ventana 14’ del lunes 5 de julio de 2021 comentaré estos temas: - Importar a través de empresas estatales ¿Vale la pena? - Elsa sigue cerca, hay que mantener las precauciones - Miguel Díaz-Canel en la lista de depredadores de la prensa – El artista cubano Jesús Hdez-Güero abre las puertas de su estudio en Madrid Gracias por compartir este “cafecito informativo” y te espero temprano para el programa de mañana. No te preocupes si pasan algunos minutos entre que recibes este mensaje y que llega el audio, recuerda que las conexiones desde Cuba son lentas. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com Enlaces recomendados: - "El tercer rebrote de covid nos sorprendió", reconoce el gobernador de Matanzas https://www.14ymedio.com/cuba/covid-19-coronavirus-Matanzas-Varadero_0_3124487524.html - Elsa entrará a mediodía de este lunes por Matanzas, nuevo epicentro del covid https://www.14ymedio.com/cuba/Elsa-tormenta_tropical-huracanes-clima-Matanzas_0_3125087464.html - Las lluvias de Elsa llegan a una ciudad agobiada por la escasez y la pandemia https://www.14ymedio.com/cuba/Elsa-Huracan-Tormenta_tropical-Cuba-Santiago_de_Cuba_0_3124487525.html - Miguel Díaz-Canel entra en la lista de dirigentes depredadores de la prensa https://www.14ymedio.com/internacional/Miguel_Diaz-Canel-prensa-Reporteros_sin_Fronteras-libertad_de_expresion_0_3125087461.html

Cuba turned the page on the Castro era on April 19 with the ruling Communist Party electing President Miguel Diaz-Canel to replace Raul Castro as party chief, although Diaz-Canel said he would continue to consult his predecessor on strategic decisions. The succession marks the end of six decades of rule by brothers Fidel and Raul Castro, who led a 1959 revolution in the Caribbean island nation of 11 million, installing a Communist-run country on the doorstep of the United States. The mantle now passes to a younger generation that worked its way up the party ranks rather than forging itself through guerrilla warfare. Diaz-Canel, 60, who was party chief in two provinces before joining the national government in 2009, had already succeeded Castro, 89, as president in 2018, and been widely tipped to also take the role of first party secretary — the most powerful position in the country. His election came as part of a broader reshuffle of the party's political bureau at a four-day congress held largely behind closed doors. (Reuters) This article was provided by The Japan Times Alpha.

durée : 00:10:51 - Les Enjeux internationaux - par : Julie Gacon - Depuis hier, les titulaires à Cuba d'un compte en banque ne peuvent plus déposer d'espèces en dollars. Le régime communiste, dirigé depuis avril par Miguel Diaz-Canel, invoque des difficultés créées par l'embargo américain. Entretien avec la politologue Janette Habel. - réalisation : Vivien Demeyère - invités : Janette Habel maître de conférences à l'Institut des hautes études d'Amérique latine, spécialiste de Cuba.

Caleb Maupin, journalist and political analyst, joins us to talk about this week's important stories. The US is playing dangerous games that flirt with nuclear disaster and the American people are woefully unaware of the danger. Also, President Biden needs to abandon the Cold War confrontation with China in order to adequately address the issue of climate change.Dr. Jack Rasmus, professor in the Economics and Politics Departments at St. Mary's College of California, joins us to discuss several important issues related to the economy. Jobless claims have hit an all-time low for the pandemic. Is the bump in jobs a temporary benefit of the stimulus package, or is the economy waking up from its year-long slumber? Also, officials from several powerful nations are meeting to discuss climate change and the final day will focus on innovation. Dr. Jehan "Gigi" El-Bayoumi, professor of medicine and founding director of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences' Rodman Institute, and Dr. Yolandra Hancock, a board-certified pediatrician and obesity medicine specialist, join us to discuss the latest coronavirus news. A US panel will be meeting today to discuss the future of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, as blood clot issues continue to raise concern. Also, many healthcare workers are considering leaving the profession due to overwork and burnout from the COVID-19 pandemic.Ajamu Baraka, former VP candidate for the Green Party, and Netfa Freeman, host of Voices With Vision on WPFW 89.3 FM, pan-Africanist and internationalist organizer, join us to discuss issues in the Global South. Raul Castro has retired from his position as Cuban leader and is being replaced by long-time ally Miguel Diaz-Canel. Also, Haiti fights back against colonialism, and Juan Guaido steals over 150 million dollars from Venezuela's funds.Ray Baker, political analyst and host of the podcast Public Agenda, and Jim Kavanagh, a writer at The Polemicist and CounterPunch and author of "The American Farce Unravels: Shreds of January 6th," join us to discuss critical stories for the week. Civil liberties activists are extremely alarmed as multiple reports have come out exposing that the United States Postal Service is involved in a covert operation that monitors social media posts. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris is moving forward with a questionable strategy for addressing the migrant crisis, and America refuses to spend the nominal amount necessary to end homelessness.

50 ár eru í dag síðan danska varðskipið Vædderen lagðist að Miðbakka í Reykjavík með einhvern dýrmætasta farm sem fluttur hefur verið til Íslands; Flateyjarbók og Konungsbók Eddukvæða. Þetta var hátíðisdagur; það var þjóðhátíð á Íslandi, frí í vinnu og skóla, íslenski fáninn við hún í hverri stöng, fimmtán þúsund komu saman við Reykjavíkurhöfn og fólk úti á landi og sem ekki átti heimangengt fylgdist með beinum útsendingum í sjónvarpi og útvarpi. Menntamálaráðherra, Lilja Alfreðsdóttir, kom á Morgunvaktina í dag, við fjölluðum um komu handritanna á sínum tíma en ræddum ekki síst um þau handrit sem enn eru ytra og viðræður við Dani um að þau verði flutt til Íslands, verði flutt heim. Í fyrsta sinn í meira en sex áratugi ber æðsti valdamaður á Kúbu nú ekki eftirnafnið Castro. Miguel Diaz-Canel tók við af Raul Castro sem formaður kúbverska kommúnistaflokksins á flokksþingi í síðustu viku. Diaz-Canel, sem þegar gegndi embætti forseta Kúbu, er nærri þremur áratugum yngri en forveri sinn. Ekki er þó búist við að hann taki til við róttækar breytingar á stjórn eyjunnar ? og Castro-fjölskyldan verður áfram áhrifamikil. Vera Illugadóttir fjallaði um Castróana og Kúbu. Það er mikil bílamenning á Íslandi, og hlutfall bíla á heimilum hátt. Akureyringurinn Guðmundur Haukur Sigurðarson, framkvæmdastjóri Vistorku, hefur verið ötull í að hvetja fólk til að ganga eða hjóla milli staða í bænum, í stað þess að nota einkabílinn til að komast stuttar vegalengdir. Óðinn Svan Óðinsson, fréttamaður, spjallaði við Guðmund um samgöngur. Tónlist: White cliffs of Dover - Vera Lynn Bíllinn minn og ég - Skriðjöklar

I dagens avsnitt bland annat: Drönare och ballonger förklarar stor del av amerikanska militärens UFO-observationer, USA:s före detta vicepresident Walter Mondale avlider 93 år gammal, Spock usel på att göra förutsägelser, Norfolkön efterlyser återgång till självstyre för att rädda sin kultur samt kubanska kommunistpartiet genomför åttonde kongress https://radio.bubb.la/onsdag-21-april-2021/ Länkar som diskuterades i dagens sändning: Enkla drönare och ballonger förklarar en stor del av amerikanska militärens UFO-observationer, med största sannolikhet handlar det om Ryssland eller Kina som exploaterar stigma kring UFO-fenomen för att bedriva långvarigt och exceptionellt framgångsrikt spionage, enligt team av militäranalytiker som i åratal studerat alla tillgängliga dokument Walter Mondale avlider 93 år gammal, var USA:s vicepresident under Jimmy Carter men blev mest känd som presidentkandidat 1984 och för den enorma marginal med vilken han förlorade, 13 elektorsröster mot Ronald Reagans 525 Spock är inte rationell utan usel på att göra förutsägelser, 83% av händelser han kallar omöjliga inträffar, ju säkrare han är desto mer fel har han, enligt Julia Galef som analyserat samtliga Star Trek-avsnitt och -filmer Invånarna på Norfolkön efterlyser en återgång till självstyre för att rädda sin kultur, ön fick 1979 begränsat självstyre, 2009 gick dess chefsminister med på att ge upp öns självstyre i utbyte mot ett räddningspaket, 2015 avskaffade Canberra slutligen den lagstiftande församlingen och utsåg en egen administratör samtidigt som man införde fastighetsskatter och välfärdssystem Kubanska kommunistpartiet genomför sin åttonde kongress på 60-årsdagen av segern mot USA-stödda invasionen vid Grisbukten, Raul Castro väntas överlämna posten som generalsekretare till skyddslingen president Miguel Diaz-Canel, men antas av många ändå bli den som har det avgörande ordet, trots fortsatt maktöverflyttning till den del av nomenklaturan som är född efter revolutionen, och som nu måste ta sig an den allvarligaste ekonomiska krisen på 30 år och protestvåg som organiseras via sociala media

50 ár eru í dag síðan danska varðskipið Vædderen lagðist að Miðbakka í Reykjavík með einhvern dýrmætasta farm sem fluttur hefur verið til Íslands; Flateyjarbók og Konungsbók Eddukvæða. Þetta var hátíðisdagur; það var þjóðhátíð á Íslandi, frí í vinnu og skóla, íslenski fáninn við hún í hverri stöng, fimmtán þúsund komu saman við Reykjavíkurhöfn og fólk úti á landi og sem ekki átti heimangengt fylgdist með beinum útsendingum í sjónvarpi og útvarpi. Menntamálaráðherra, Lilja Alfreðsdóttir, kom á Morgunvaktina í dag, við fjölluðum um komu handritanna á sínum tíma en ræddum ekki síst um þau handrit sem enn eru ytra og viðræður við Dani um að þau verði flutt til Íslands, verði flutt heim. Í fyrsta sinn í meira en sex áratugi ber æðsti valdamaður á Kúbu nú ekki eftirnafnið Castro. Miguel Diaz-Canel tók við af Raul Castro sem formaður kúbverska kommúnistaflokksins á flokksþingi í síðustu viku. Diaz-Canel, sem þegar gegndi embætti forseta Kúbu, er nærri þremur áratugum yngri en forveri sinn. Ekki er þó búist við að hann taki til við róttækar breytingar á stjórn eyjunnar ? og Castro-fjölskyldan verður áfram áhrifamikil. Vera Illugadóttir fjallaði um Castróana og Kúbu. Það er mikil bílamenning á Íslandi, og hlutfall bíla á heimilum hátt. Akureyringurinn Guðmundur Haukur Sigurðarson, framkvæmdastjóri Vistorku, hefur verið ötull í að hvetja fólk til að ganga eða hjóla milli staða í bænum, í stað þess að nota einkabílinn til að komast stuttar vegalengdir. Óðinn Svan Óðinsson, fréttamaður, spjallaði við Guðmund um samgöngur. Tónlist: White cliffs of Dover - Vera Lynn Bíllinn minn og ég - Skriðjöklar

- Dư luận quốc tế đánh giá cao sáng kiến của Việt Nam về phiên thảo luận mở cấp cao của HĐBA LHQ. - Thủ tướng Phạm Minh Chính điện đàm với Thủ tướng Singapore Lý Hiển Long - Năm Du lịch Quốc gia Hoa Lư – Cố đô ngàn năm khai mạc tối nay là sự kiện có ý nghĩa đặc biệt quan trọng, góp phần phục hồi, phát triển ngành du lịch cả nước sau thời gian dài bị ảnh hưởng bởi đại dịch Covid-19. - 19 bị cáo trong vụ án sai phạm làm thiệt hại hơn 830 tỷ đồng tại giai đoạn 2 dự án Gang thép Thái Nguyên bị tuyên phạt từ 18 tháng đến hơn 9 năm tù giam. - Ban chấp hành Trung ương Đảng Cộng sản Cuba đã bầu Chủ tịch Miguel Diaz-Canel làm Bí thư thứ nhất Ban chấp hành Trung ương Đảng Cộng sản Cuba. - Danh sách các mặt hàng của Australia bị cấm nhập khẩu hoặc bị đánh thuế cao tại Trung Quốc có khả năng dài thêm khi cỏ khô có thể trở thành mặt hàng tiếp theo. Chủ đề : Thủ tướng Phạm Minh Chính, điện đàm, Thủ tướng Singapore Lý Hiển Long, Năm Du lịch Quốc gia Hoa Lư, Gang thép Thái Nguyên --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vov1thoisu/support

Fidel Castro is dead and Raul Castro is retired, so who is running Cuba? Roseann Lake, The Economist Magazine's Cuba correspondent, is here to tell us all about Cuban President and newly elected first Secretary of the Communist Party, Miguel Diaz-Canel. Where did he come from? What will his policies towards the U.S and economic freedom potentially look like? Roseann Lake is back on the show with all the answers. Find out more about her and buy her book "Leftover in China: The Women Shaping the World's Next Superpower" here: https://www.roseannlake.com/. Lost In America is hosted by us AKA Turner Sparks ( https://www.turnersparks.com/ ) and Michael Ira Kaplan ( https://twitter.com/KapinAmerica ). This episode is also brought to you by all 51 of our Patreon subscribers. Join them in supporting the pod for $5/ month. Beyond the satisfaction of making the Lost In America podcast possible, you will get our 30-min comedy podcast "Live From The Bunker" three times a week. We guarantee you will laugh. Subscribe and we'll give you a shout out on next week's pod: https://www.patreon.com/LostInAmerica Watch and Subscribe To Our Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymNeMbu9FC5Ty-t4Gzdscw This show is proudly part of the World's Smartest Podcast Network. www.WorldsSmartestPodcastNetwork.com ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/e1f37364-3df3-4d7e-91aa-14bfc9941666/ep/www.WorldsSmartestPodcastNetwork.com ) for all of our shows. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The concerns that led to a halt in Johnson & Johnson’s Covid vaccine rollout could damage confidence in the company’s longer-term vaccines programme, and Apple will allow the social media app Parler to return to its app store. Plus, Miguel Diaz-Canel has been confirmed as the new head of Cuba’s Communist party. The FT’s Latin America editor, Michael Stott, discusses the island’s future in the post-Castro era. Johnson & Johnson’s Covid setback risks damaging its vaccine programmehttps://www.ft.com/content/0d085dde-cc02-4bad-8bbb-e2ad498e1ebf?Apple says Parler can return to App Storehttps://www.ft.com/content/98c83613-18e9-427d-b41c-76176dcedf94?Exit of Cuba’s last Castro brings curtain down on revolutionary erahttps://www.ft.com/content/ac9e2bb1-2830-400e-921d-470f1f6f45e8?UK regulator gives green light to delivery drone trials https://www.ft.com/content/66487d88-a6b3-4e46-9b8a-00e38e93d3af? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talked with guests about Turkey's foreign policy and the future of NATO, the Derek Chauvin trial and the increasingly corrupted legacy of BLM, the state of Syrian human rights, and this week's transfer of power in Cuba.Guests:Yusuf Erim – Editor-At-Large at TRT World | US Sanctions on Turkey, Turkey's Role in NATO and Pursuit of Independent Foreign PolicyTed Rall – Political Cartoonist & Syndicated Columnist | Chauvin Trial & Policing in AmericaHadi Nasrallah – Journalist, Commentor and Researcher | State of Syrian Civil WarCamila Escalante – TV News Producer and Presenter at teleSUR English | Transfer of Leadership from Raul Castro to Miguel Díaz-CanelIn our first hour we were joined by Yusuf Erim to talk about Turkey's foreign policy and future agenda from a Turkish perspective. Looking at the United States' sanctions on the country, where Erdogan falls on Ukraine and Russia, and the future of the NATO military alliance as more of its member countries seek autonomous foreign policy.In our second hour we were joined by Ted Rall and Hadi Nasrallah. With Ted we talked about the role of the Black Lives Matter protests and whether the public's attention on police violence is justified by the facts. With Hadi we talked about the state of the conflict in Syria, looking at the brutal impact of American sanctions on the country, the deadly consequences of American occupation of Syria's wheat fields, and the state of the armed conflict.In our last hour we were joined by Camila Escalante to talk about the transfer of power of Cuba from Raul Castro to Miguel Diaz-Canel, ending the era of Castro's Cuba and going into whether or not this will change the policies pursued by Cuba's government.

C'est une journée historique aujourd'hui pour Cuba. Ce n'est plus un Castro qui est secrétaire du Parti communiste cubain, et c'est la première fois depuis sa création. Après avoir succédé à son frère Fidel, Raul Castro a décidé de prendre sa retraite à près de 90 ans. Il cède les commandes du parti à Miguel Diaz-Canel, qui était déjà président de Cuba. Changement de génération donc, changement symbolique. D'ici à parler d'un changement politique, il y a un pas qu'il serait imprudent de franchir hâtivement. Car les difficultés économiques sont toujours là. De même que les reproches sur les droits politiques et humains. Où va la révolution cubaine ? C'est la question du jour. Pour en débattre : Janette Habel, chercheuse à l’Institut des Hautes Études de l’Amérique latine François Michel Lambert, député liberté Écologie Fraternité (LEF), président du groupe France Cuba à l'Assemblée Nationale Michel Faure, journaliste et écrivain, spécialiste de l'Amérique latine, auteur de «Cuba en 100 questions», aux éditions Tallandier.

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Dan Kovalik, a lawyer, professor, and author of “The Plot to Overthrow Venezuela: How the US Is Orchestrating a Coup for Oil,” to discuss the 60th anniversary of the infamous failed US invasion of Cuba, as well as Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel's election to Secretary-General of the Communist Party of Cuba following the resignation of Raul Castro.

Le chef de l'État défend son bilan sur la sécurité et affiche sa détermination à "faire reculer la délinquance partout". Emmanuel Macron appelle à "lancer un grand débat national sur la consommation de drogue et ses effets délétères" pour "briser ce tabou". Pour Jean-Michel Apathie, c'est un débat fumeux. C'est un séisme dans le football européen. Douze grands clubs ont officialisé lundi le lancement de leur "Super Ligue", une compétition privée vouée à supplanter la Ligue des champions. Il s'agit d'une compétition fermée avec quinze clubs fondateurs assurés d'y participer chaque année, plus cinq invités selon des modalités qui restent à définir. Pour François Lenglet, cette "guerre des riches" n'est pas une bonne idée. Raul Castro laisse la direction du parti au président Miguel Diaz-Canel, alors que Cuba est confrontée à la pandémie due au coronavirus et à la pénurie alimentaire. Pour la première fois depuis 1959, l'île ne sera plus dirigée par un Castro. Abnousse Shalmani y voit le crépuscule du castrisme. Elle ose espérer que tout ça va exploser, et que le Cuba redevienne un pays normal. Du lundi au vendredi, à partir de 18h, David Pujadas apporte toute son expertise pour analyser l'actualité du jour avec pédagogie.

We're featuring a series this month called “2019: A Look Ahead” and continue with a look at the future of Latin America. In the last 12 months leadership has changed in Latin American countries including Brazil, Cuba and Mexico. Brazil elected a far right president, Jair Bolsonaro, while Mexico has its first leftist president in seven decades, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. And for the first time in over 50 years, the leader of Cuba is not a Castro, it's Miguel Diaz Canel. In the meantime Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in last week for his second term, even though his reelection is being called illegitimate and the country is in economic turmoil. Host Dan Loney examines many of these issues with William Burke White, Director of The Perry World House and Law Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Benjamin GEDAN, Senior Advisor to the Latin American Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Adjunct Professor at Johns Hopkins University and a former South America Director of the National Security Council at The White House. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nossa bancada faz um balanço desse ano bizarro que foi 2018, então vem com o Bruno, o Gustavo, a Laiz e o Victor relembrar de alguns episódios que marcaram 2018. 1. Abertura do Programa. 2. Mestre dos Memes 3. Bloco principal - Janeiro: Ofensiva militar turca contra os curdos; Superlua azul de sangue (fenômeno astronômico raro, primeira vez em 150 anos) - Fevereiro: SpaceX lança o Falcon Heavy, seu mais potente foguete até agora; Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno em Pyeongchang; Jacob Zuma renúncia à presidência da África do Sul - Março: Execução de Marielle Franco e Anderson Gomes; reeleição de Vladimir Putin; morte de Sudán, último rinoceronte-branco-do-norte macho do mundo, no Quênia; renúncia de Pedro Pablo Kuczynski à presidência do Peru; expulsão de diplomatas e fechamento de embaixadas russas pelos governos do Canadá, EUA e 14 países europeus por conta da tentativa de assassinato do ex-espião Sergei Skripal - Abril: Prisão do ex-presidente Lula; ataque de gás Sarin em Duma, Síria; pela primeira vez desde 1983, uma sala de cinema é autorizada a funcionar na Arábia Saudita, exibindo o filme “Pantera Negra”; Miguel Diaz-Canel é empossado presidente de Cuba, o primeiro presidente cubano após a Revolução que não é da família Castro; Kim Jong-un atravessa a zona desmilitarizada e entra na Coréia do Sul para encontrar o presidente Moon Jae-in, ambos anunciam um esforço para assinar um tratado pondo fim às hostilidades entre as duas Coreias - Maio: Queda do edifício Wilton Paes de Almeida, no Largo do Paiçandu em São Paulo; casamento do príncipe Harry e a atriz Meghan Markle; Greve dos Caminhoneiros - Junho: o grupo separatista basco ETA anuncia a sua dissolução após 40 anos de atividade; dissolução do governo de Mariano Rajoy na Espanha; Copa do Mundo de futebol na Rússia; liberação da maconha para fins recreativos no Canadá; mulheres são autorizadas a dirigir na Arábia Saudita; governo Trump anuncia a saída dos EUA do Conselho da ONU para os Direitos Humanos - Julho: Resgate dos Javalis Selvagens, time juvenil de futebol, na Tailândia; reunião de cúpula da OTAN em Bruxelas; descoberta de gelo em Marte; ações do Facebook caem 20% após o escândalo do vazamento de dados de usuários - Agosto: Surto de ebola na República Democrática do Congo; governo Trump volta a impor sanções ao Irã; governo Maduro lança a nova moeda venezuelana, o Bolívar Supremo - Setembro: Incêndio do Museu Nacional; lançamento do ClioCast (yey!); Suprema Corte Indiana descriminaliza a homossexualidade; atentado contra o então candidato Jair Bolsonaro - Outubro: assassinato do jornalista Jamal Khashoggi, do Washington Post, na Arábia Saudita; IPCC lança emite um comunicado avisando que o aquecimento global tem crescido mais do que o esperado; Eleições gerais no Brasil; 700.000 pessoas protestam em Londres contra o Brexit - Novembro: Centenário da Primeira Guerra Mundial; Ucrânia declara lei marcial após forças russas terem tomado três navios no estreito de Kerch, disputado entre os dois países; ponte do Jaguaré cede São Paulo; cientista chinês He Jiankui anuncia que conseguiu alterar DNA humano em bebês tornando-os imunes ao vírus HIV - Dezembro: Movimento dos Coletes Amarelos na França, maiores protestos desde o Maio de 1968; atentado suicida na Catedral Metropolitana de Campinas; prisão do médium João de Deus, acusado por mais de 330 mulheres de assédio e abuso sexuais; mais de 200 países concordam em adotar as medidas do Acordo de Paris na Conferência de Mudanças Climáticas em Katowice; assassinato João Maria Figueiredo da Silva - RIP 2018: Carlos Heitor Cony, Dolores O'Riordan, Tônia Carrero, Hayden White, Marielle Franco, Stephen Hawking, Miranda, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, Milos Forman, Paul Singer, Dona Ivone Lara, Philip Roth, Alberto Dines, Maria Ester Bueno, Steve Ditko, Hélio Bicudo, Aretha Franklin, Kofi Anan, Zé Béttio, Beatriz Segall, Mr. Catra, Angela Maria, Paul Allen, Gil Gomes, Stan Lee, Bernardo Bertolucci, George H. W. Bush - Impressão Geral de 2018 e Expectativa para 2019 4. Barraca do Beijo 5. Rolê Cultural __________________________________________________________ Campanha de Financiamento Coletivo: https://www.catarse.me/clio Financiadores desse episódio: Humberto Athayde Jr., Rosana Athayde Vecchia, Letícia Alves Não se esqueça de deixar seu like e compartilhar esse post, de se inscrever no canal, ou assinar o feed, e ativar as notificações Siga o Clio nas redes sociais: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/cliohistoriaeliteratura Instagram: http://instagram.com/cliohistoriaeliteratura Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/ClioHistoriaELiteratura Twitter: https://twitter.com/cliohistelit Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ozjK7hTFAnlml5ElWtdVV Medium: https://medium.com/@cliohistoria

De nieuwe Cubaanse president Miguel Diaz-Canel profileert zich als een hervormer, maar achter de schermen neemt de repressie toe. Eén van zijn eerste decreten moet een einde maken aan alle niet-officiële kunst. Vrijdag wordt de maatregel van kracht. Edwin Koopman peilt de stemming onder Cubaanse kunstenaars. Foto: Artistas Cubanxs en Contra del Decreto 349

Welcome to the radio magazine that brings you news, commentary and analysis from a Black Left perspective. I’m Glen Ford, along with my co-host Nellie Bailey. Coming up: A professor of theology says Black folks would do well to return to a time when leadership followed a higher law; Dr. Anthony Monteiro says the U.S. empire is in crisis, largely because Russia and China refuse to buckle under to Washington; and, the President of Cuba will meet this week with community members in New York City. The author of a new book says sports can never be separated from the racial history of the United States. David Leonard is a professor at Washington State University. His book is titled “Playing While White: Privilege and Power On and Off the Field.” Leonard says, even whites that are involved in mass shootings are treated as redeemable, but Black people who have never been charged with a crime are still marked as dangerous to society. Another author whose work has recently been the focus of the Black Agenda Book Forum, is Vincent Lloyd, an associate professor of Theology at Villanova University. Professor Lloyd believes that the finest hours of Black political organizing occurred when leaders appealed to a higher law of justice. Dr. Anthony Monteiro is a Duboisian scholar in Philadelphia, where he works with the Saturday Free School. Monteiro says the world has changed in ways that auger badly for U.S. imperialism. he president of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, will be among the many global heads of state that will be in New York City this week for the opening of this year’s session of the United Nations General Assembly. On Wednesday, President Diaz-Canel will speak with community members at New York’s historic Riverside Church. One of the organizers of the event is Gail Walker, executive director of IFCO, the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organizations. Walker was interviewed by Black Agenda Radio Producer Kyle Fraser.

Italia, la finanza mondiale pronta a concretizzare le sue minacceMentre, in Italia, la situazione politica resta fluida, mercoledi', l'agenzia di rating statunitense Moody's ha messo sotto osservazione 12 banche italiane in vista di un possibile declassamento del rating sovrano. Nella decisione sono coinvolte UniCredit, Intesa Sanpaolo, Banca Imi, Cdp, Mediobanca, Bnl, Fca Bank, Credito Emiliano, Credit Agricole-Cariparma, Cassa Centrale Raiffeisen, Invitalia e, infine, la Banca del Mezzogiorno. A stretto giro, Moody's ha preso in considerazione la possibilità di ridurre i rating a lungo termine delle società di servizi ai consumatori Cdp Reti, Compagnia valdostana delle acque, Hera, Italgas, Snam e Terna. Sotto esame anche i colossi Eni, Poste Italiane e Rai. Ma in alcuni Paesi, per esempio in Cina e in Russia, la grande troika americana delle agenzie di rating - Standard and Poor's, Moody's e Fitch - da tempo viene chiamata con il suo nome, ovvero uno strumento dell'elite finanziaria degli Stati Uniti nella lotta contro i suoi concorrenti. Completamente priva di trasparenza e di obiettività, se non quella dei suoi interessi economici, nel 2017 Moody's aveva tagliato il rating della Cina, la cui economia è in costante crescita da quasi trent'anni. "Il debito continua a salire e il potenziale di crescita rallenta", scrivevano allora gli analisti di Moody's dagli Stati Uniti, Paese che vanta un debito pubblico record di 21 mila miliardi di dollari, in crescita a una velocita' pari a oltre 36 volte quella del Pil. Non e' una novita' il coinvolgimento della troika nella crisi finanziaria di dieci anni fa: la banca Lehman Brothers aveva continuato a mantenere il rating “A” fino al 15 settembre del 2008, il giorno del suo fallimento. Per non parlare della Grecia. Non semplici osservatori esterni, quindi, ma partecipanti attivi agli eventi assieme ai mass media, perfetti canali di trasmissione del terrorismo finanziario. "Credo che sarebbe meglio se risolvessero le cose dall'interno della zona Euro senza compiere cambiamenti significativi, e certamente gli italiani hanno la possibilità di farlo", ci ha consigliato, martedi', un alto funzionario del Tesoro degli Stati Uniti. Va in scena a Kiev la parodia del caso SkripalIl giornalista russo Arkadij Babchenko, trasferitosi in Ucraina nel 2017 e "freddato" dai servizi speciali russi martedi', e' risuscitato. Si e' trattato, infatti, di una messinscena organizzata dal Servizio di sicurezza ucraino con l'obiettivo, dicono, di impedire un vero omicidio e di identificarne i mandanti. Che secondo Vasilij Hrytsak, a capo dei servizi segreti ucraini, si troverebbero, guarda caso, al Cremlino. 30 mila dollari, affermano a Kiev, la cifra promessa al finto sicario dal presunto intermediario di Mosca - il "signor G.", imprenditore ucraino che fornisce le armi per l'operazione dell'esercito di Kiev nel Donbass. Attraverso il suo avvocato, il "signor G." ha gia' fatto sapere che l'ordine di omicidio non e' affatto partito da Mosca, ma dal dipartimento di controspionaggio del Servizio di sicurezza ucraino. Forse, aggiungiamo noi, su richiesta di un concorrente commerciale. Nel frattempo, il procuratore generale dell'Ucraina, Jurij Lutsenko, ha accolto con entusiasmo la reazione della comunita' internazionale alla notizia dell'omicidio: "ancora all'oscuro del materiale delle indagini, il mondo intero ha immediatamente accusato la Russia". Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale, quindi. Gli italiani sono stati prontamente informati dai mass media dei rapporti ostili tra Arkadij Babchenko e il Cremlino. Mentre il capo della diplomazia britannica, Boris Johnson, si e' detto "scioccato dall'omicidio di un altro giornalista russo che esprimeva apertamente le sue opinioni". Non tutti, pero', hanno apprezzato lo scherzo. A esprimere "la sua più profonda indignazione alla scoperta della manipolazione attuata dai servizi segreti ucraini per la loro guerra dell'informazione" e' la ONG "Reporter senza frontiere". Anche il ministro degli Esteri belga, Didier Reynders, ha chiesto spiegazioni al regime ucraino. Una versione parodica del caso Skripal, la definiscono a Mosca. D'altronde, come sostiene la portavoce della diplomazia russa, Maria Zakharova, a Kiev, "l'isterismo antirusso è l'unico modo rimasto per restare al potere". Un potere che traballa, quello di Petro Poroshenko, che a meno di un anno dalle prossime elezioni ha un indice di gradimento del 6%. Si e' aperta cosi', quindi, con una messinscena surreale, la campagna elettorale del presidente in carica. Intanto, e' stato ucciso in Messico, stavolta per davvero, il giornalista Hector Gonzalez Antonio: il terzo nelle ultime due settimane, il sesto dall'inizio dell'anno. Ma questo non fa notizia.No Comment - L’etica di AssadSOT, Murad Gazdiev, giornalista di RT: "Per quanto riguarda la sua relazione con gli Stati Uniti, il presidente Trump l’ha definita, e cito, 'Animal Assad'. Lei ha un soprannome per il presidente degli Stati Uniti?"SOT, Bashar al-Assad, Presidente siriano: "Questa non è il mio modo di esprimermi, quindi non posso usare un linguaggio simile. Questa è la sua lingua, rappresenta lui, e penso che ci sia un principio molto conosciuto secondo cui “sei quello che dici”. Quindi, voleva rappresentare ciò che è, ed è normale. Comunque non ha muoverà nulla, e questo tipo di linguaggio non dovrebbe far cambiare nulla per nessuno.L'unica cosa che ti muove sono le persone che ti danno fiducia, persone che sono equilibrate, persone che sono premurose, persone che sono morali, etiche, questo è ciò che dovrebbe muovere qualcosa dentro di te, sia in positivo che in negativo. Qualcuno come Trump non muoverà niente per me.Autogol a stelle e strisce nella guerra commerciale con PechinoNonostante la tregua, gli Stati Uniti minacciano nuove misure economiche contro la Cina. La decisione di imporre un dazio del 25% sulle importazioni di prodotti cinesi per un valore totale di 50 miliardi di dollari, e' stata annunciata, martedi' scorso, dalla Casa Bianca. La lista completa dei prodotti verrà comunicata il 15 giugno e le tariffe potrebbero entrare in vigore dopo appena due settimane. Entro il 30 giugno, inoltre, Washington intende annunciare ulteriori misure volte a frenare gli investimenti cinesi negli Stati Uniti e ad aumentare il controllo sull'esportazione di tecnologie statunitensi in Cina. Pechino non ha nascosto la sua sorpresa di fronte alla decisione della Casa Bianca, in netto contrasto con quanto concordato a Washington con la delegazione cinese lo scorso 20 maggio. La portavoce della diplomazia cinese, Hua Chunying, ha messo in guardia gli Stati Uniti: questi cambi di opinione continui, ha detto, potrebbero rovinarne la reputazione. Pechino, in ogni caso, si riserva il diritto di rispondere adeguatamente alle nuove misure. Le azioni intraprese da Washington per pareggiare la bilancia commerciale con la Cina rischiano di provocare l'effetto contrario. Secondo quanto riferito dai mass media, Pechino avrebbe lanciato 46 nuovi progetti con l'obiettivo di raggiungere l'Occidente nella produzione di microprocessori di qualita' entro il 2020. Una decisione presa dopo che, lo scorso aprile, il dipartimento del commercio degli Stati Uniti aveva vietato alle aziende americane di vendere componenti al colosso cinese degli smartphone, Zte. Un duro colpo, quindi, per il gigante statunitense dei chip, Intel, che oggi fornisce i suoi prodotti alla Cina per un ammontare di 200 miliardi di dollari all'anno.Miguel Diaz-Canel, Presidente di CubaA nome dei cubani, che hanno apprezzato le tue vittorie, il talento e la solidarietà di fronte all'aggressione della destra imperialista e neoliberista, consapevoli che l'eredità rivoluzionaria è viva e vibrante in Venezuela, io dichiaro senza esitazioni che non importa quanto siano grandi le difficoltà e le sfide. Oggi e sempre potrai contare sulla solidarietà di Cuba. Grazie mille.Nicolas Maduro, Presidente del VenezuelaIntendiamo andare avanti con intensità nello sviluppo economico condiviso tra Cuba, Venezuela, ALBA e la nostra America. Ho vera fede in questo.

Italia, la finanza mondiale pronta a concretizzare le sue minacceMentre, in Italia, la situazione politica resta fluida, mercoledi', l'agenzia di rating statunitense Moody's ha messo sotto osservazione 12 banche italiane in vista di un possibile declassamento del rating sovrano. Nella decisione sono coinvolte UniCredit, Intesa Sanpaolo, Banca Imi, Cdp, Mediobanca, Bnl, Fca Bank, Credito Emiliano, Credit Agricole-Cariparma, Cassa Centrale Raiffeisen, Invitalia e, infine, la Banca del Mezzogiorno. A stretto giro, Moody's ha preso in considerazione la possibilità di ridurre i rating a lungo termine delle società di servizi ai consumatori Cdp Reti, Compagnia valdostana delle acque, Hera, Italgas, Snam e Terna. Sotto esame anche i colossi Eni, Poste Italiane e Rai. Ma in alcuni Paesi, per esempio in Cina e in Russia, la grande troika americana delle agenzie di rating - Standard and Poor's, Moody's e Fitch - da tempo viene chiamata con il suo nome, ovvero uno strumento dell'elite finanziaria degli Stati Uniti nella lotta contro i suoi concorrenti. Completamente priva di trasparenza e di obiettività, se non quella dei suoi interessi economici, nel 2017 Moody's aveva tagliato il rating della Cina, la cui economia è in costante crescita da quasi trent'anni. "Il debito continua a salire e il potenziale di crescita rallenta", scrivevano allora gli analisti di Moody's dagli Stati Uniti, Paese che vanta un debito pubblico record di 21 mila miliardi di dollari, in crescita a una velocita' pari a oltre 36 volte quella del Pil. Non e' una novita' il coinvolgimento della troika nella crisi finanziaria di dieci anni fa: la banca Lehman Brothers aveva continuato a mantenere il rating “A” fino al 15 settembre del 2008, il giorno del suo fallimento. Per non parlare della Grecia. Non semplici osservatori esterni, quindi, ma partecipanti attivi agli eventi assieme ai mass media, perfetti canali di trasmissione del terrorismo finanziario. "Credo che sarebbe meglio se risolvessero le cose dall'interno della zona Euro senza compiere cambiamenti significativi, e certamente gli italiani hanno la possibilità di farlo", ci ha consigliato, martedi', un alto funzionario del Tesoro degli Stati Uniti. Va in scena a Kiev la parodia del caso SkripalIl giornalista russo Arkadij Babchenko, trasferitosi in Ucraina nel 2017 e "freddato" dai servizi speciali russi martedi', e' risuscitato. Si e' trattato, infatti, di una messinscena organizzata dal Servizio di sicurezza ucraino con l'obiettivo, dicono, di impedire un vero omicidio e di identificarne i mandanti. Che secondo Vasilij Hrytsak, a capo dei servizi segreti ucraini, si troverebbero, guarda caso, al Cremlino. 30 mila dollari, affermano a Kiev, la cifra promessa al finto sicario dal presunto intermediario di Mosca - il "signor G.", imprenditore ucraino che fornisce le armi per l'operazione dell'esercito di Kiev nel Donbass. Attraverso il suo avvocato, il "signor G." ha gia' fatto sapere che l'ordine di omicidio non e' affatto partito da Mosca, ma dal dipartimento di controspionaggio del Servizio di sicurezza ucraino. Forse, aggiungiamo noi, su richiesta di un concorrente commerciale. Nel frattempo, il procuratore generale dell'Ucraina, Jurij Lutsenko, ha accolto con entusiasmo la reazione della comunita' internazionale alla notizia dell'omicidio: "ancora all'oscuro del materiale delle indagini, il mondo intero ha immediatamente accusato la Russia". Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale, quindi. Gli italiani sono stati prontamente informati dai mass media dei rapporti ostili tra Arkadij Babchenko e il Cremlino. Mentre il capo della diplomazia britannica, Boris Johnson, si e' detto "scioccato dall'omicidio di un altro giornalista russo che esprimeva apertamente le sue opinioni". Non tutti, pero', hanno apprezzato lo scherzo. A esprimere "la sua più profonda indignazione alla scoperta della manipolazione attuata dai servizi segreti ucraini per la loro guerra dell'informazione" e' la ONG "Reporter senza frontiere". Anche il ministro degli Esteri belga, Didier Reynders, ha chiesto spiegazioni al regime ucraino. Una versione parodica del caso Skripal, la definiscono a Mosca. D'altronde, come sostiene la portavoce della diplomazia russa, Maria Zakharova, a Kiev, "l'isterismo antirusso è l'unico modo rimasto per restare al potere". Un potere che traballa, quello di Petro Poroshenko, che a meno di un anno dalle prossime elezioni ha un indice di gradimento del 6%. Si e' aperta cosi', quindi, con una messinscena surreale, la campagna elettorale del presidente in carica. Intanto, e' stato ucciso in Messico, stavolta per davvero, il giornalista Hector Gonzalez Antonio: il terzo nelle ultime due settimane, il sesto dall'inizio dell'anno. Ma questo non fa notizia.No Comment - L’etica di AssadSOT, Murad Gazdiev, giornalista di RT: "Per quanto riguarda la sua relazione con gli Stati Uniti, il presidente Trump l’ha definita, e cito, 'Animal Assad'. Lei ha un soprannome per il presidente degli Stati Uniti?"SOT, Bashar al-Assad, Presidente siriano: "Questa non è il mio modo di esprimermi, quindi non posso usare un linguaggio simile. Questa è la sua lingua, rappresenta lui, e penso che ci sia un principio molto conosciuto secondo cui “sei quello che dici”. Quindi, voleva rappresentare ciò che è, ed è normale. Comunque non ha muoverà nulla, e questo tipo di linguaggio non dovrebbe far cambiare nulla per nessuno.L'unica cosa che ti muove sono le persone che ti danno fiducia, persone che sono equilibrate, persone che sono premurose, persone che sono morali, etiche, questo è ciò che dovrebbe muovere qualcosa dentro di te, sia in positivo che in negativo. Qualcuno come Trump non muoverà niente per me.Autogol a stelle e strisce nella guerra commerciale con PechinoNonostante la tregua, gli Stati Uniti minacciano nuove misure economiche contro la Cina. La decisione di imporre un dazio del 25% sulle importazioni di prodotti cinesi per un valore totale di 50 miliardi di dollari, e' stata annunciata, martedi' scorso, dalla Casa Bianca. La lista completa dei prodotti verrà comunicata il 15 giugno e le tariffe potrebbero entrare in vigore dopo appena due settimane. Entro il 30 giugno, inoltre, Washington intende annunciare ulteriori misure volte a frenare gli investimenti cinesi negli Stati Uniti e ad aumentare il controllo sull'esportazione di tecnologie statunitensi in Cina. Pechino non ha nascosto la sua sorpresa di fronte alla decisione della Casa Bianca, in netto contrasto con quanto concordato a Washington con la delegazione cinese lo scorso 20 maggio. La portavoce della diplomazia cinese, Hua Chunying, ha messo in guardia gli Stati Uniti: questi cambi di opinione continui, ha detto, potrebbero rovinarne la reputazione. Pechino, in ogni caso, si riserva il diritto di rispondere adeguatamente alle nuove misure. Le azioni intraprese da Washington per pareggiare la bilancia commerciale con la Cina rischiano di provocare l'effetto contrario. Secondo quanto riferito dai mass media, Pechino avrebbe lanciato 46 nuovi progetti con l'obiettivo di raggiungere l'Occidente nella produzione di microprocessori di qualita' entro il 2020. Una decisione presa dopo che, lo scorso aprile, il dipartimento del commercio degli Stati Uniti aveva vietato alle aziende americane di vendere componenti al colosso cinese degli smartphone, Zte. Un duro colpo, quindi, per il gigante statunitense dei chip, Intel, che oggi fornisce i suoi prodotti alla Cina per un ammontare di 200 miliardi di dollari all'anno.Miguel Diaz-Canel, Presidente di CubaA nome dei cubani, che hanno apprezzato le tue vittorie, il talento e la solidarietà di fronte all'aggressione della destra imperialista e neoliberista, consapevoli che l'eredità rivoluzionaria è viva e vibrante in Venezuela, io dichiaro senza esitazioni che non importa quanto siano grandi le difficoltà e le sfide. Oggi e sempre potrai contare sulla solidarietà di Cuba. Grazie mille.Nicolas Maduro, Presidente del VenezuelaIntendiamo andare avanti con intensità nello sviluppo economico condiviso tra Cuba, Venezuela, ALBA e la nostra America. Ho vera fede in questo.

Cuba has a new leader Miguel Diaz-Canel. But former president Raul Castro remains in a position of control over the key drivers of the country's economy experts say. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

La démission du nouveau premier ministre arménien Serge Sarkissan suite à des manifestations, la pornstar Mia Khalifa parle à la BBC des menaces qu'elle a reçu de l'État Islamique et après 60 ans de Castro à la tête de Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel prend le relais

La démission du nouveau premier ministre arménien Serge Sarkissan suite à des manifestations, la pornstar Mia Khalifa parle à la BBC des menaces qu'elle a reçu de l'État Islamique et après 60 ans de Castro à la tête de Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel prend le relais

The Conservatarians welcome Alberto de la Cruz, Managing Editor of Babalú Blog and expert on the Castro crime family’s hijacking of Cuba. “Insipid apparatchik” Miguel Diaz-Canel has been selected to replace Raúl Castro as warden of the island prison — should we expect changes or more of the same? Jon and Stephen then discuss the latest speech criminal, Prof. Randa Jarrar of Fresno State... Source

The Conservatarians welcome Alberto de la Cruz, Managing Editor of Babalú Blog and expert on the Castro crime family's hijacking of Cuba. “Insipid apparatchik” Miguel Diaz-Canel has been selected to replace Raúl Castro as warden of the island prison — should we expect changes or more of the same? Jon and Stephen then discuss the latest speech criminal, Prof. Randa Jarrar of Fresno State... Source

Chaque matin, Commandeur News reçoit les personnalités un peu décalées qui font l'actualité.

Hamilton city councillor Donna Skelly has suggested that Limeridge Mall would be a nice fit for a new arena for the Hamilton Bulldogs. This goes along with the mayor's motion to make it easier for developers to build apartments and condos on commercial developments. Guest - Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Show” Columnist, Hamilton Spec MPs have slammed the response by Canadian bishops to ask Pope Francis for an apology on residential schools. Scott chats with the NDP MP who brought forward the motion to formally ask for the apology. Guest - Charlie Angus. NDP MPP Timmins-James Bay (he introduced the motion) Cuba's next President will not be a Castro as today marks the final day for Raul Castro. The Miguel Diaz-Canel has been named the newest president. What is he like? What does it mean for international relations? Guest - Christopher Baker, travel writer and photographer, Expert on the island's cultural, politics, history and economics and has met Castro

Pour la première fois depuis 1959, Cuba n'a pas à sa tête un membre de la famille Castro. Le nouveau président élu jeudi, Miguel Diaz Canel, se pose en digne héritier du castrisme. Il s'est engagé à "poursuivre la révolution". Si les anciens restent attachés au régime castriste, les plus jeunes aspirent à davantage d'évolutions.

Chaque matin, Commandeur News reçoit les personnalités un peu décalées qui font l'actualité.

Raul Castro  et Miguel Diaz-Canel lors de leur arrivée à l'Assemblée nationale, ce 18 avril 2018, à La Havane. REUTERS

Chronique publicité avec Arnaud Granata et Stéphane Mailhiot ; Rencontre avec des acteurs de la série District 31 ; Sports avec Guy D'Aoust et Guillaume St-Onge ; Portrait de Miguel Diaz-Canel par Frédérick Lavoie ; Amener ses enfants au restaurant : Discussion ; Revue des magazines de Jean-Philippe Cipriani

Chronique publicité avec Arnaud Granata et Stéphane Mailhiot ; Rencontre avec des acteurs de la série District 31 ; Sports avec Guy D'Aoust et Guillaume St-Onge ; Portrait de Miguel Diaz-Canel par Frédérick Lavoie ; Amener ses enfants au restaurant : Discussion ; Revue des magazines de Jean-Philippe Cipriani

Minute Papillon! Tous les jours de la semaine à 12h20 et 18h20, retrouvez le journal audio de 20 Minutes. Un format court, pas plus de six infos et, derrière le micro, une journaliste, Anne-Laetitia Béraud. Société, éco, sport ou télé, c'est tout ce qu’il vous faut pour vous informer sans vous déprimer. Minute Papillon!, c'est deux minutes bien remplies pour vos oreilles, à écouter sur Soundcloud, Pippa, iTunes, Deezer, mais aussi sur le site 20 Minutes.fr et nos applis mobiles.Au programme ce soir :Des manifestations dans toute la France à l'appel de la CGT et Solidaires. Plus de 133 défilés ont eté organisés, rassemblant plusieurs dizaines de milliers de personnes. Les perturbations continuent à la SNCF jusqu'à demain matin.20 Minutes s’est rendu dans à la fac parisienne de Tolbiac, point chaud de la contestation des étudiants. Un reportage vidéo à retrouver sur notre site et l’appli.Après six décennies, Cuba a tourné la page Castro. Miguel Diaz-Canel, 57 ans, est devenu président de l’île. Raoul Castro reste cependant secrétaire général du Parti communiste jusqu'en 2021.Pourquoi la télé reprend-t-elle les émissions de Youtube? Après Norman, Cyprien, Jeremstar, au tour de l'émission d'High et fines herbes de rejoindre le petit écran...La ministre de la Culture souhaite une liste noire des sites illégaux de streaming. Les sites identifiés pourraient être bloqués par les opérateurs ou être déréférencés dans les moteurs de recherche.Stop à l’huile de palme pour faire rouler les voitures en France: Une tribune appelle à se passer de cette huile comme agrocarburant. La forte demande accélère à la déforestation massive en Indonésie et en Malaisie.Anne-Laetitia Béraud Pour plus d'informations sur la confidentialité de vos données, visitez Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1-Transizione storica a Cuba. Riunita oggi all'Havana l'assemblea ..nazionale. Eleggerà il successore di Raul Castro. Favorito il vice presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel. ( Alfredo Somoza)..2-Corea del Nord. Donald trump conferma l'incontro segreto tra Kim e il capo della Cia Mike Pompeo. Il punto di esteri. ..3-Benzina sul fuoco. l'Arabia saudita si dice pronta a ..mandare i suoi soldati nel nord della siria..( Esteri) ..4-Turchia. Voto anticipato il 24 giugno. ..Le elezioni, con cui entrerà in vigore il nuovo sistema presidenziale, erano in precedenza fissate per il novembre 2019...5- "L'Isis non è morto. Ha solo cambiato pelle" Intervista all'autore Alessandro Orsini. ( Serena Tarabini) ..6-Progetti sostenibili. Ad Amsterdam un Tunnel sotto la stazione ferroviaria dedicato solo a ciclisti e pedoni. ..( Fabio Fimiani) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: Mars Horizon la graphic novell di  Erwann Sourcuf e Florence Porcel. ( Maurizio Principato)

1-Transizione storica a Cuba. Riunita oggi all’Havana l’assemblea ..nazionale. Eleggerà il successore di Raul Castro. Favorito il vice presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel. ( Alfredo Somoza)..2-Corea del Nord. Donald trump conferma l’incontro segreto tra Kim e il capo della Cia Mike Pompeo. Il punto di esteri. ..3-Benzina sul fuoco. l’Arabia saudita si dice pronta a ..mandare i suoi soldati nel nord della siria..( Esteri) ..4-Turchia. Voto anticipato il 24 giugno. ..Le elezioni, con cui entrerà in vigore il nuovo sistema presidenziale, erano in precedenza fissate per il novembre 2019...5- "L'Isis non è morto. Ha solo cambiato pelle" Intervista all’autore Alessandro Orsini. ( Serena Tarabini) ..6-Progetti sostenibili. Ad Amsterdam un Tunnel sotto la stazione ferroviaria dedicato solo a ciclisti e pedoni. ..( Fabio Fimiani) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: Mars Horizon la graphic novell di  Erwann Sourcuf e Florence Porcel. ( Maurizio Principato)

1-Transizione storica a Cuba. Riunita oggi all’Havana l’assemblea ..nazionale. Eleggerà il successore di Raul Castro. Favorito il vice presidente Miguel Diaz-Canel. ( Alfredo Somoza)..2-Corea del Nord. Donald trump conferma l’incontro segreto tra Kim e il capo della Cia Mike Pompeo. Il punto di esteri. ..3-Benzina sul fuoco. l’Arabia saudita si dice pronta a ..mandare i suoi soldati nel nord della siria..( Esteri) ..4-Turchia. Voto anticipato il 24 giugno. ..Le elezioni, con cui entrerà in vigore il nuovo sistema presidenziale, erano in precedenza fissate per il novembre 2019...5- "L'Isis non è morto. Ha solo cambiato pelle" Intervista all’autore Alessandro Orsini. ( Serena Tarabini) ..6-Progetti sostenibili. Ad Amsterdam un Tunnel sotto la stazione ferroviaria dedicato solo a ciclisti e pedoni. ..( Fabio Fimiani) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: Mars Horizon la graphic novell di  Erwann Sourcuf e Florence Porcel. ( Maurizio Principato)

This special edition of Latin Pulse includes an opportunity to hear a Cuban perspective on politics and diplomacy, along with an analysis of what derailed the peace process in Colombia.  A Cuban professor discusses the importance of continued exchanges between the United States and Cuba, while analyzing reactions to U.S. programs designed at political change and Cuban succession.  The program also discusses the rejection of the peace treaty with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The news segment covers doubts about the sincerity of Venezuela's president during the papal negotiations to end the country's political crisis and avert violence.The program includes interviews with:Santiago Perez Benitez of the University of Havana & the Cuban Center for International Political Research (CIPI); andAdam Isacson of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA).Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell; andAssociate Producer: Jim Singer. (To download or stream this podcast, click here.)   (The program is 30 minutes in length and the file size is 42 MB.) podcastnewsLatin AmericapoliticsVenezuelaCubadiplomacyeducationThe VaticanNicolas MaduroPope FrancisColombiaUnited StatesembargoJuan Manuel SantosU.S. State DepartmentUSAIDeconomicscorruptionagricultureRaul CastromediaRussiaChinaCanadaFidel Castroeconomic reformMiguel Diaz-CanelplebisciteAlvaro UribeFARCjusticeEuropean Unionhuman rightspeace accord