While the world focuses its attention on other conflicts, Cuba has become the stage for an unprecedented communications offensive. Mind you, we're not talking about an invasion in the style of the last century; this is more subtle, and perhaps for that reason, more dangerous. It's a war designed to shape perceptions, sow doubt, and fabricate realities.
Sometimes questions come to mind when we see that in our own land, some brothers and sisters have allowed hatred to cloud their vision. There are those who, blinded by resentments, have aligned themselves with the old mafia that for decades has tried to stifle the dignity of a people by poisoning the truth.
February 24 in Cuba is an emblematic date in the revolutionary process, as noted by the Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez. Marked by historical events, it becomes a day of patriotic homage that unites generations in the collective memory of the struggle for independence and sovereignty.
At a recent meeting between the Cuban president and health experts and scientists, the progress made in our country's pneumococcal conjugate vaccine development program was presented.
These days, the debate on induced inflation has dominated public spaces and the media. The plot exposed by Cuban Television, which revealed the involvement of external actors associated with the State Department and U.S. intelligence services, mobilized Cuban society, which has been severely affected by these actions.