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The election of Democrat Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States is without precedent in the history of that country.…
Salim Lamrani
Salim Lamrani holds a PhD in Iberian and Latin American Studies from Sorbonne University, and is Professor of Latin American History at the Université de La Réunion, specializing in relations between Cuba and the United States.
His latest book in English is Cuba, the Media and the Challenge of Impartiality.
Hurricanes Gustavo and Ike, which hit the Caribbean region in August and September 2008, were particularly deadly for certain nations like Haiti,…
Hurricane Gustavo, which struck the Caribbean at the end of August, has had a dramatic human and material cost. The hurricane, the…
On July 8, 2008, tension between Russia and the United States rose a notch after the signing of a treaty between Prague…
Amnesty International (AI) is undoubtedly the most famous human rights organization in the world. Created in 1961 by British lawyer Peter Berenson,…
The Western press has been untiring with respect to the changes happening in Cuba after Raúl Castro’s election as president of the…
February 19, 2008, in a message to his compatriots, Fidel Castro officially announced that he would not seek a new presidential term…
Reporters without Borders (RSF) continues being obsessed with Cuba. According to RSF’s own figures, 86 journalists and 20 media contributors were killed…
Reporters without Borders no longer knows what to invent in its disinformation war against the democratic and popular government of Venezuelan President…
Taking advantage of Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez’ state visit to France on November 19 and 20, 2007, Reporters Without Frontiers (RSF) published…