‘Che’ Guevara Is Long Dead. His Legacy Isn’t
Che Guevara may be admired in popular culture, but his police state rivals most tyrannies in history.
Cuba
The Movie Musical Returns with Bouncy Delight
The screen version of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights offers a thin story but plenty of good cheer.
The Havana Syndrome: Unraveling the Mystery
Why are U.S. diplomats abroad being attacked with directed-energy weapons?
The ‘Plantados,’ Cuba’s Immovable Heroes
For most of the plantados who spent decades in Castro’s cells, there was no redemption, except among some in Cuba’s South Florida exile community.
The second Castro goes, &c.
On dictatorial dynasties. The influence of Donald Trump. The courage of Alexei Navalny. A pot shop in the neighborhood. And more.
Raul Castro to Resign as Communist Party Head in Cuba
The resignation marks the first time since 1959 that a Castro brother will not hold a significant leadership role in Cuban government.
Cuba Remains a Threat
The Biden administration should keep this in mind as it determines its policy toward our Communist neighbor to the south.
State Department Designates Cuba a State Sponsor of Terrorism
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Monday that the U.S. is re-designating Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, citing its harboring of terrorists.
Warnock Called Castro ‘Complex,’ Compared His Legacy to America’s
‘Life usually isn’t very simple,’ Warnock said. ‘His legacy is complex. Kind of like America’s legacy is complex.’
