Rafael Correa

Rafael Correa, Ecuador's ex-president, warns of U.S. interventions in Cuba resembling Vietnam. His influence extends to halting controversies, like the electric light debate.

Rafael Correa Blasts Ecuadorian President for Expelling Cuban Diplomats

Published on 3/5/2026

Cuban Embassy in Quito Allegedly Burns Documents Following Expulsion Order, Ecuador's President Claims

Published on 3/5/2026

U.S. Risks "Another Vietnam" if It Invades Cuba: Rafael Correa Warns

Published on 3/1/2026

Press Chief Defends Journalist Arleen Rodríguez Amid Martí Comment Controversy

Published on 1/28/2026

Arleen Rodríguez Speaks Out: "I Didn't Quote Martí and I Already Apologized for the Slip"

Published on 1/27/2026

Luis Silva Criticizes Arleen: "Justifying the Unjustifiable Leads to Ridiculousness"

Published on 1/27/2026

Journalist Abdiel Bermúdez Defends Arleen Rodríguez Amidst Controversy Over Martí Comment

Published on 1/27/2026

Arleen Rodríguez Derivet: Aspiring to Martí's Pen and Ana de Armas' Beauty

Published on 1/28/2026

Laritza Camacho Criticizes Arleen Rodríguez Over Controversial Comment on Martí and Electricity

Published on 1/27/2026

Mental Blackout: Arleen Rodríguez Sparks Meme Frenzy Claiming Martí Never Saw Electric Light

Published on 1/27/2026

Arleen's Ignorance: Martí's Admiration for Edison and the Wonder of Electric Light

Published on 1/27/2026

José Martí and the Electric Light: Arleen Rodríguez's Defense of Power Outages Halted by Rafael Correa

Published on 1/27/2026