Discurso pronunciado por Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, Presidente de los Consejos de Estado y de Ministros, en la clausura del X Congreso de la Unión de Periodistas de Cuba, en el Continue Reading →
By Arnold August, June 27, 2018. This was one of the many themes that resulted in interest, discussion and debate during the 13-city book tour of England, Scotland Continue Reading →
Panel members include: Don Foreman, Executive Member of Canadian Network on Cuba and 35-year activist with CUPW (Canadian Union of Postal Workers), and Errol Sharpe, Publisher, Fernwood Publishing (Halifax) “Arnold Continue Reading →
There is a lot written about Cuba–U.S. Relations. However, the cultural war (including arts/design, ideology and politics) led by the U.S. against Cuban socialist culture usually flies under the radar. Continue Reading →
One year ago today in Havana. While in Havana to attend the funeral for Fidel Castro I was invited, as a foreign guest, by the Association of Cuban Journalists (UPEC) Continue Reading →
1 Year Later, Fidel’s Thinking on Cuba-U.S. Relations Still Principal Guide By Arnold August, November 25, 2017 On Dec. 17, 2014, the world witnessed the simultaneous surprise announcements by presidents Continue Reading →
Por Arnold August, Canadá, LA JIRIBILLA. 25 de noviembre del 2017 Fidel siempre se mantenía cercano al terreno y ánimo de su gente durante todos los huracanes. Foto: Cubadebate El Continue Reading →
Che Conference, Vancouver! CUBA! Great speakers. Don’t miss them! If you live in the Vancouver area, I urge you to attend and help the organizers spread the word. If you Continue Reading →
Book launch and discussion Cuba-US Relations: Obama and Beyond by Arnold August Trump’s Cuba Policy Wednesday November 1st 6:30 PM People’s Co-op Bookstore 1391 Commercial Drive Vancouver, B.C. Hosted Continue Reading →
Greetings from Mara Bilbao Díaz, Consul General of the Republic of Cuba in Montreal on the occasion of the October 11 book launch of CUBA–U.S. Relations at the Library Paragraphe Continue Reading →