A damning analysis of the world economic and political order from one of the principal voices of the Third World.
Fidel Castro speaks to those who are demanding an alternative to the global ravages of capitalism: 'People used to talk about apartheid in South Africa.Today we could talk about apartheid throughout the world, where over four billion people are deprived of the most basic rights of all human beings.'
This collection also includes Fidel Castro's condemnation of Washington's new 'war on terrorism,' an escalating cycle of terror in which the first victims are always those people living in the poor and underdeveloped world.
Contents include:
Interview with former UNESCO director Federico Mayor, January 2000
Address to the UN Millennium Summit, New York, September 2000
Speech in Harlem, New York, September 2000
On History and Humanity, Havana, January 2001
Message to Protestors in Quebec against the FTAA, April 2001
Globalization and Latin America, Havana, May 1, 2001
Address to the World Conference on Racism, Durban, South Africa, September 2001
On the U.S. 'War on Terrorism,' Havana, September 22, 2001
On the Present Economic and World Crisis, Havana, November 2001
Ocean Press, Softcover, 130 p.p.
