Latino Voices: U.S. was State Sponsor of Terror Against Cuba
Photo by Balint Földesi On May 29, the United States removed Cuba from the list of “state sponsors of terrorism” as one more step toward normalization of relations between the two countries. But, historically, it is the United States that has ...
Jun 3, 2015
For Thanksgiving, America Stops Splitting Up Families Like Mine
President Obama's executive order protects people like my grandmother. Image credit: Scott Olson/Getty Images
Nov 27, 2014
New Cuba policy is cruel, ineffective
President Bush's new Cuba policy is cruel, ineffective and politically risky.
Jun 23, 2004
Poetry in Motion: Neruda
Part great escape, part poetry in motion, the film shows a different side of the great poet’s revolutionary spirit.
Dec 16, 2016
‘Latinos’ and the Election
The term 'Latino' often obscures rather than clarifies the politics of specific ethnic or racial communities with growing class divisions.
Nov 25, 2020
“OLVIDADOS” Film Review
Remembering Latin America’s Forgotten Ones “Olvidados” is one of those gripping, hard hitting political pictures about Latin America, a tradition including Sergei Eisenstein’s 1932 epic “Que Viva Mexico!”, Costa-Gavras’ 1972 “State of Siege” a...
Sep 18, 2015
Denying Child Refugees Ignores Shared History
We need to provide refuge for the children arriving from Central America.
Jul 18, 2014