A Campaign Against Economic Coercive Measures
by Mark Weisbrot, published on Common Dreams, July 14, 2026 The economic pain of sanctions is only compounding the suffering caused by last month’s earthquakes. More than 3,800 people have[…]
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by Carmen Navas Reyes, produced by Globetrotter, July 16, 2026 A System That Expands on Its Own The fear of Unilateral Coercive Measures (UCMs), or sanctions, is not unfounded. For example:[…]
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by Paul Larudee, published on Substack, June 26, 2026 SK-Editor: We present this article as a followup to our campaign to draw attention to the targeting of children in Gaza. […]
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by Jill Clark Golub, published on Popular Resistance, April 26, 2026 April 2026, Washington, DC- This spring constituents and grassroots organizations have been raising awareness in Congress and in public[…]
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by an Anonymous Cuban Surgeon, published on Counterpunch, May 21, 2026 I am a surgeon in Havana, Cuba. I will not use my name — not because I fear my[…]
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by Misión Verdad, published on the Orinoco Tribune, February 14, 2026 Over decades, the United States has built a system of sanctions that responds to a structural logic. It is[…]
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by Marjorie Cohn, published on Popular Resistance, March 28, 2026 (originally from Truthout) U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein refused to dismiss drug trafficking charges against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and[…]
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Statement of WFTU Women’s Committee, March 12, 2026 Cuba is not alone – WFTU International Week of Solidarity from 6 to 12 April The Women’s Commission of the World Federation[…]
Read moreOil Blockade on Cuba Heightens Humanitarian Crisis Trade Embargo Must be Lifted Tell the US Government to Stop Killing Children with Sanctions Press Release, February 20, 2026 SanctionsKill/Americas Without Sanctions[…]
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Statement from the National Network On Cuba, February 6, 2026 The National Network on Cuba calls on all people of good conscience to act in strong opposition to the illegal[…]
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