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We live in a global village whereby events in other countries have major impact on our lives. These events are sometimes not covered by the mainstream news media. In this site these current international events which impact our lives are analyzed  in an objective manner.The purpose is to enlighten visitors to the site with a progressive view of world events.

There are also links to other sites such as Cuban press, Reuters , BBC news and articles on U.S financial crisis. 

 

"Each country will follow it's own path to achieving socialism. There is no point in arguing over which is the right path. Objective conditions in every country will lead to an emergence of a vanguard to lead the broad masses to socialism.Our task as socialists is to support the vanguard. In 1948 there were Great Soviet Union and Peoples Republic of China. Together they constituted the majority of the population in the earth. Over the last 6 decades ideological differences and other setbacks has led to the situation that there is only one socialist country in the world. That is Cuba."

Quotation from Kali. 

 

"It is the love for humanity that creates a genuine revolutionary" Che


 Fidel's reflections

Marxism and the National Question

"There is no greater asset in life than the possession of a fearless mind" Lt.Col Abu Taher

"If a single person goes hungry , this world has no value:" 19th Century Indian Poet Supramani Bharathiar

“If a man fights with his sword single-handed against a horde of dacoits armed to the teeth, I should say he is fighting almost non-violently. Haven’t I said to our women that, if in defence of their honour they used their nails and teeth and even a dagger, I should regard their conduct nonviolent? She does know the distinction between himsa and ahimsa. She acts spontaneously.

“Supposing a mouse in fighting a cat tried to resist the cat with his sharp teeth, would you call that mouse violent? In the same way, for the Poles to stand valiantly against the German hordes vastly superior in numbers, military equipment and strength, was almost non-violence. I should not mind repeating that statement over and over again. You must give its full value to the word ‘almost’.”

Mahatma Gandhi, “Discussion with B.G. Kher and others” (August 15, 1940), Collected Works, Vol 79, p. 122.

 






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