How the Cuban Revolution Ate Its Own
• October 8, 2020 Two Brothers Tell the Unvarnished Story of Fidel Castro
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The BLM Strategy: Seven D’s of Communism
• July 24, 2020 Marxist Agitators Learn Old Tricks from Cuba\’s Castro Regime
Fidel Castro Lives On in Democratic Party
• February 20, 2020 Latin America Tactics Parallel Anti-Trump Crusade
How Castro’s Communism Drives Illegal Immigration
• February 12, 2019 Trump Must Confront Radical Socialists in Latin America
A Dose of Reality on Cuba’s Constitutional Reforms
• August 17, 2018 Expect More Tropical Leninism with a Side of Lies
Why Trump Has to Clean Up Obama’s Mess in Guatemala
• October 31, 2017 Avoiding Subversion in Central America Is a National Security Concern
Why America Is Great and Cuba Is Not
• September 28, 2017 Autobiography Pushes Back against Deceptive Coverage of the Castros
Where to Place the Crosshairs in the War on Drugs
• August 1, 2017 Strike the Geopolitical Center and Gateway North
Castro’s Ghost Haunts Central America
• June 16, 2017 Trump Can Slay the Demon, Unlock Economic Development
Ana Olema: Startups Are My Art
• March 8, 2017 How a Cuban Activist Walks the Talk of Free Enterprise
What Gives an Anarcho-Capitalist Hope for a Free Cuba?
• October 7, 2016 Interview: Ray Luna Rodríguez Seeks Unity, Injection of Liberal Values
Obama’s White House Turns Defense Policy Upside Down
• April 20, 2016 How would it be if John F. Kennedy, or his advisors, had decided that the interests of global order were better served by dismissing photographic evidence of Soviet missile emplacements on the island of Cuba — and had made that dismissal the starting-point of a US policy?
The Antidote to Castro Apologists
• December 7, 2015 Peruvian novelist and Nobel Laureate Marío Vargas Llosa once quipped that the greatest producer of anti-capitalist, anti-US propaganda was none other than the United States.
Cuba’s Rise and Fall in Half an Hour
• March 12, 2015 Few if any nonprofits have supported my intellectual development to the degree of the Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies (ICCAS). Nestled on the University of Miami campus, their media footprint, publications, and on-site events demonstrate exemplary productivity.