

[BEST OF] On Cuba and Haiti: The Fight for Liberation & Self-Determination in the Caribbean
May 23, 2025
Join Erica Caines, Musa Springer, and Onyesonwu Chatoyer, passionate activists from Hood Communists, as they share their insights from a recent gathering in Cuba. They dive into the resilient spirit of the Cuban people under economic sanctions and the struggles of Haiti, stripping away mainstream media narratives. The discussion highlights the importance of international solidarity, the historical fight against U.S. imperialism, and advocates for grassroots organizing. Get inspired to engage in activism and support liberation movements across the Caribbean!
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Global Unity Against Imperialism
- The international meeting in Havana united global anti-imperialist media workers to strategize against imperialist propaganda.
- Coordination across political tendencies was key to presenting a unified revolutionary narrative.
Cuba's Resilience and Hospitality
- Despite severe shortages caused by the blockade, Cuba organized a large international conference with discipline and people's power.
- The Cuban people welcomed U.S. visitors in solidarity rather than anger, showing their spirit and strength.
Cuban Left's Mature Unity
- Cubans demand collective focus on anti-imperialism over internal divisions seen in Western left groups.
- The Cuban political culture emphasizes unity and peace even with adversaries like the U.S.