Cuban Relations

To create the "new man" necessary for Communism, where the individuals stops thinking about themselves and start focusing on the proletariat, in order to put Marxist theory into practice, forced labor camps have been necessary.
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The PanAm Post has received a report from a well-known Cuban libertarian activist, stating that he could not access the website from Havana. To confirm, he sent us a video demonstrating that while other pages did work, the PanAm Post's did…
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Berta Soler, the figurehead for the Ladies in White, women who march dressed in white every Sunday demanding the release of political prisoners in Havana, Cuba, was recently arrested at the headquarters of the activist group. Activists…
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After a week of uncertainty, we finally heard from one of the founders of Cuba's Anarcho-Capitalist Libertarian Movement—recently founded in the eastern province of Camagüey—who was detained by state forces without any notice of his…
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Hard and soft powers are two types of foreign policy tools that nations use to exert influence in their relations with other countries. Hard power, the predominant tool and measure of a nation’s power, involves the use of military and…
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No matter how you look at it, the Venezuelan dictatorship--currently presided over by Nicolás Maduro, and imposed by Hugo Chávez in 1999--is indefensible. The country's annual inflation sits above 2,600%, more than half of the existing…
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As is customary in Cuba, when dictator Raúl Castro visits a city on the island-nation, security forces purge the streets of any opposition--just like when his brother Fidel was in power. Which is why, two weeks ago, when the younger…
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