End the U.S. Embargo & Blockade of Cuba Sunday, September 25th, 2:00 PM Copley Square, Boston (Dartmouth St entrance to Public Library) and King and Main Streets, Northampton (And every last Sunday of the month) Demand that the US Lift the 243 Punitive Sanctions on […]
Cuba Sí, Biden No! CODEPINK CONGRESS & Massachusetts Peace Action While President Biden fist-bumps with Saudi autocrats, he continues Trump’s persecution of Cuba, an island nation with a proud revolutionary history. Despite a slight easing of some Trump-imposed restrictions, the White House refuses to lift […]
Originally scheduled for September 28, this event was postponed when Cuba was severely impacted by Hurricane Ian and the power grid knocked offline. The new date is November 17. Intersections of Climate Change Impacts How Massachusetts Can Stand in Solidarity with Cuba with Jessica Fernandez Casañas CREW […]
by Cole Harrison The Boston City Council voted today to pass Resolution 0618 calling for the end to the U.S. Embargo Against Cuba and for greater medical, cultural, and educational ties between the two countries. Kendra Lara, Boston City Councilor for District Six and member […]
by Hayat Imam It is increasingly clear that the unjustifiable Blockade of Cuba by the U.S. is a sanction on the collective idea of Cuba, and what Cuba stands for. I offer this brief tribute today to the inspiration and hope the name of Cuba […]
by Merri Ansara Cuban Ambassador Lianys Torres Rivera visited metropolitan Boston June 28 to July 1, accompanied by her 2nd Secretary Juliette Tain Dominguez. Over four days, the Ambassador and 2nd Secretary met with the Cambridge City Council, the Boston City Council and Mayor Wu, […]
by Calla Walsh Originally published in Multipolarista on May 23, 2022. When I connected to wifi for the first time in five days, a notification appeared on my phone announcing that the Supreme Court had voted to overturn Roe v. Wade. Like most people when […]
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