Manuel Barcia

It will be ordinary Cubans who will suffer from Trump’s absurd foreign policy on Cuba.

The Cuban leader was an energetic sponsor of socialist movements throughout Latin America and Africa.

It is ironic that a state whose citizens are discriminated against abroad, legalises racially discriminating measures.

The word ‘peace’ no longer seems to be an important criteria when judges award the prize.

The seeming ignorance displayed by some European Parliament members tells us all we need to know about their character.

Returning Guantanamo to Cubans may develop US-Cuba relations and create brighter opportunities for the entire Caribbean.

Keynes did not provoke the crisis we are living in – unchained capitalist speculation did, writes Barcia.

The Iron Lady will remain just as divisive in death as she was in life, note authors.

Will Pope Francis’ past overrule his present and his future, limiting the scope of his contribution to the region?

Because of Hollywood’s reach and potential impact, films on race are “bound to inform (or misinform) the world”.