The text intends at quantitatively measuring the Cuba anti-American propaganda associated with the effects of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on America. The Cuban government run international newspaper service, Granma Internacional, is analyzed to determine if the amount of aggressive propaganda changed as a result of the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States. The purpose is to assess if the amount of anti-American propaganda decrease, increase, or remained relatively the same in Cuba's international newspaper during a time span of one year after the terrorist attack compared to one year before the terrorist attack. In order to answer this question, a content analysis approach will be defined and conducted on the Cuban international media outlet, Granma Internacional. The process will take into consideration front page analysis of headlines and content analysis of relevant media stories to aggregate a value that will determine the intensity of aggressive propaganda for the time span indicated of one year before and after the terrorist attack.