W. T. Whitney

W.T. Whitney Jr. is a retired pediatrician and political journalist living in Maine.

US Plot Relying on Extradition Targets Peace in Colombia

The US Working Class Meets the Elections and Loses Ground

Chile’s Referendum Vote Should Advance Progressive Political Changes

Cuban Report Says U.S. Blockade Causes Much Grief and Immense Monetary Loss.

Cuba Responds to Pandemic, Blockade and New Economic Troubles

Medical Doctors Seek Social and Political Solutions for COVID 19 Crisis

Hitting at Venezuela: the Colombia/US Axis

Healthcare for the People: the Cuban Experience

Under Capitalism Black Lives Are Adrift and Vulnerable

“We Charge Genocide:” Forerunner at UN of Black Lives Matter

Trump Administration Wants to Deprive Cubans of Food

Oil Comes First in Peru, Not Coronavirus Danger, Not Indigenous Rights

US Must Return Its Political Prisoner Simón Trinidad to Colombia

Economic Collapse and Unemployment Councils – Then and Now

For Cuba and Venezuela, US Silence May Not Be Golden

Venezuela Confronts Intimidation, Myth-making, and Dirty War

COVID 19: Think Science and the People

As Pandemic Rages, US Economic Sanctions Against Cuba are Deadly

Pandemic Story: Failures, Forebodings, Signs of Solidarity

Donald Trump, Capitalism, and Letting Them Die

Fighting COVID 19 in Cuba, China and the United States

Resisting US Blockade, Cuba Embraces Change, Builds Socialism

For the Climate: Protecting the Commons and Fixing Democracy

Uprising in Chile is the Legacy of Dashed Hopes and Bitter Defeat

Mexico Takes Action on Coup in Bolivia and on CELAC

U.S. Encirclement Endangers Cuba’s Economy, Provokes Response

Hitting at Cuban Doctors and at Human Solidarity

The Coup in Bolivia: Who is Responsible? 

To Confront Climate Change Humanity Needs Socialism

Stirrings of Basic Change Accompany Protests in Haiti

Upcoming Elections Represent Testing Time for Bolivia’s Socialist Government

Political Struggle and Fixing Cuba’s Economy

Colombian Peace Agreement in Peril: Rebels Return to Armed Struggle   

Prison Classrooms Reflect White Supremacy

Sidelined US Embassy and Mystery Illnesses Spell Trouble for Cuba

Cuba and a New Generation of Leaders Respond to U.S. Anti-People War

How Capitalist Globalization Forecloses on Health Systems

Santrich Goes Free While Peace in Colombia Still Held Hostage

Values Are Weapons as Cuba Defends Doctors against US intervention

A Criminal Affair: United States Imposes War on the Venezuelan People

Social Unrest as Obstacle to Colombian Military Intervention in Venezuela

The Burning of Highlander Center: a Fascist-like Attack

Re-Targeting Cuba: Why Title III of U.S. Helms-Burton Act will be a Horror Show

Setting the Stage for an Encounter at the Colombia-Venezuela Border

US Racism and Imperialism Fuel Turbulence in Haiti

Caribbean Crosswinds: Revolutionary Turmoil and Social Change 

New US Economic Attack Against Cuba, Long Threatened, May Hit Soon

Bush, Posada and Dirty War Against Cuba

Two Years and Colombia’s Peace Agreement is in Shreds

Criminal Behavior: US May be Developing Biological Weapons