A Public Meeting with Nita Okoko

An interview with Nasrin, organiser of a public meeting on Islamophobia

July 20 was a historic day for Cuba and the USA. After more than 54 years, embassies re-opened. A diplomatic victory for both peoples. Meanwhile, the embargo continues, and the illegal US prison in Guantanamo still holds and tortures people. What would this changes mean to Cubans? Is this the end of the Cuban socialist model? Is the re-establishment of diplomatic relations the same as normalisation? Kenia Serrano, President of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the People’s (ICAP) reflect on these questions.

An analysis of the situation in Greece in the final days before the Referendum Vote

An interview with Sineat Yon

We discuss the situation of political prisoners in Peru over the last 20 years, and how they use art as a therapeutic tool