What are the prospects for the revolution?

US imperialism certainly expects ‘regime change’, not just in the government of Cuba but also in its social system

Slum poor ‘candidate’ Rene Preval favourite to win

What are the prospects for Cuba today?

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the Haitian revolution, when the black masses abolished slavery and won national independence. Their deeds were an inspiration to the masses of the Caribbean and the working people of Europe

The president of Haiti, Jean Bertrand Aristide, the former “radical slum priest”, fled the country on 29 February, under pressure from the Bush administration and the threat of armed rebels

Mass protests against autocratic rule

Following its "victory" in Iraq, North American imperialism, headed by the Bush/Rumsfeld duo, wants to use its "triumph" to strengthen its dominant world position

THIRTY-FIVE years ago the Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara was murdered in the Bolivian jungle by his CIA interrogators. PAUL HUNT and DAVE CARR review the life and times of this icon of anti-capitalism and social liberation

The Cuban Revolution triumphed in 1959, more than four decades ago. Yet, its effects, particularly through its most charismatic figures, Fidel Castro and the murdered Che Guevara, still inspire workers and young people worldwide