Cuban Revolution

Cuba’s burning?

Submitted by Guerre de Classe on Aug 12 2021 14:09

Cuba: Fading Star in the Caribbean (1986)

A 1986 left-wing critique of Cuba as state capitalist, dependent & dominated by Russian imperialism, and still burdened by racism, sexism, and homophobia. A special supplement focuses on the anti-gay policies of the Castro regime.

The Rebellion in Nicaragua

Submitted by BenS6 on Jul 21 2018 09:28

In the 1970s the Sandinista movement in Nicaragua was a cause celebre of the left and extreme left, in the same way the Zapatistas in Mexico were at the beginning of the 21st century, and the YPG in Rojava are now.

ANARCHISTS ON CUBA

Class War 05/2016: On the margins of Fidel Castro’s death…

Submitted by Guerre de Classe on Dec 6 2016 17:02

The Cuban national television has just announced this November 26th, 2016 the death of Fidel Castro, who died at the “venerable” age of 90. This counterrevolutionary old fogey will be celebrated in Cuba, where nine days of national mourning is declared, as well as all over the world by the bourgeois international left (i.e. the left and far left bourgeoisie).

O mito do socialismo cubano - Grupo Autonomia

O proletário cubano se encontra, como qualquer outro, separado de todo meio de vida, de todo o meio de produção necessário para viver. Em Cuba, como em qualquer outro país latino-americano e do resto do mundo, o trabalhador enfrenta duras condições de sobrevivência, concentradas como forças alheias e hostis, inteiramente privado (propriedade privada significa exatamente isto!) de seus meios de vida. No latifúndio de Fidel Castro, a propriedade privada não foi abolida, mas concentrada e metamorfoseada juridicamente em propriedade estatal.