Cuban Studies Institute

The Cuban Studies Institute (Instituto de Estudios Cubanos) is a research, non-profit center, that disseminates the reality about Cuba and its foreign policy.

El Siglo

A political, economic, and commercial newspaper founded in Havana by José Quintín Suzarte and Francisco de Frias Jacott in 1861 to campaign for Cuban home rule.  Contributors included José Morales Lemus.  In 1863 the paper was taken over by reformist Creoles who sought a reduction in the powers of the captain general.  They advocated greater […]

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HAVANA POST

Begun in 1900, the Havana English-language daily morning paper’s first director was C.E. Fisher, who was succeeded in 1919 by John Thomas Wilford.  Directed at Americans living on the island, it contained international, U.S., and business news, along with some Cuban news, American sports news, society events, a listing of arriving and departing shipping, and

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Gobierno de Cuba no ha declarado estado de emergencia por Covid-19, pero aprovecha para limitar aún más los derechos y libertades, denuncia OCDH

Por Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos Madrid, 3 de junio de 2020 Al menos 67 detenciones arbitrarias se produjeron en Cuba en mayo, denunció el Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos. Las provincias más afectadas fueron La Habana, Santiago de Cuba y Villa Clara, de acuerdo con los datos recopilados en la isla por la red de

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JOVEN CUBA (“YOUNG CUBA”)

A clandestine revolutionary organization founded in 1934 by Antonio Guiteras Holmes, interior minister in the Grau San Martín administration, which had just been overthrown by Fulgencio Batista.  The organization adopted urban violence as a tactic to cripple the government of Batista’s nominee, Carlos Mendieta, and was particularly involved in the General Strike of 1935. Jaime

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ASOCIACIÓN DE LOS VETERANOS Y PATRIOTAS

An opposition movement against President Alfredo Zayas consisting of veterans of the wars of Cuba’s independence struggle.  Beginning as a protest for veterans’ pensions, they held an assembly in 1923.  Worried about the large size of the assembly, Zayas ordered the pensions to be paid.  However, another assembly, held the same year, captured the public’s

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A NEW MISSILE CRISIS IN THE MAKING?

Note: The following article highlights Russian actions in Cuba that may have major implications for U.S.-Russian relations and for Cuba.  If Putin is willing now to challenge U.S. security interests in the U.S. own backyard, it may represent a threat perhaps as dangerous as Khrushchev surreptitious introduction of nuclear missiles in Cuba in 1962.  Russian

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