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  • The Cuban Revolution: Still in motion

    Danny Haiphong | Popular Participation & Democratization
    01.06.2017

    The author’s recent trip to Cuba confirmed his confidence in the power of people to transform their lives. It is also clear that “the US government has not stopped its ceaseless attack on the Cuban Revolution and probably never will as long as the US possesses an imperialist system.” Nevertheless, every Cuban he spoke to “reiterated how the revolution remains non-negotiable.”

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, Cuban internationalism, Communism, Cuba and Africa

  • The destruction of Libya and the US military invasion of Africa

    Danny Haiphong | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    18.08.2016

    Libya once was a proud nation that rejected US military presence on the continent, seeing it as an obstacle to Pan-African unity. With the country destroyed, the US has been able to further expand militarily all over the continent. And it has been President Obama, not George W. Bush, who has presided over the rapid neo-colonization of Africa.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles North America Libya. President Barack Obama, Muammar Gaddafi, NATO

  • Cuba is Fanon in the flesh

    Danny Haiphong | Governance
    03.06.2015

    Cuba's achievements are a testament to the transformation of the Cuban people. The self-determination of Cuba's revolutionary masses has actualized Che and Fanon's concept of a new humanity.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Socialism is still the way forward

    Danny Haiphong | Governance
    18.03.2015

    Every neo-liberal ideology promotes the false belief that there is no alternative to capitalism. But although socialism has been persistently assaulted by imperialists over the years, people who live under this system are by far better off than those who do not.

    Tagged under Governance

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