The people of Calabria have no words to express their gratitude, respect and admiration for the work of Cuban doctors in this southern region of Italy.... More
There is probably no president in the United States who shows as much hatred towards immigrants as Donald Trump, a Republican who, curiously enough, is the son of a Scottish woman and the grandson of a German who arrived in the middle of the gold rush to seek his fortune in this North American country.... More
As further proof of the potential of the BRICS group, the Alliance for the Development of Artificial Intelligence will emerge from this bloc of nations with emerging economies.... More
With the recent inclusion of Televisión Serrana, a total of 47 media outlets have participated in the second call for experimental projects, an initiative that seeks to transform the management of the communications sector in Cuba. This effort aims not only to diversify sources of income beyond the state budget, but also to improve the quality of information consumed by Cubans through various platforms.... More
When Bernardo Arévalo assumed the presidency of Guatemala last January, he found an extremely unequal country in which poverty reached more than 55% of the population, especially those living in rural areas.... More
Thousands of Cuban children and teenagers celebrated International Human Rights Day on December 10, in a country where the material hardships caused by the US blockade are accentuated, but where essential conquests continue.... More
While in the largest of the Antilles they commemorated the 52nd anniversary of the establishment of relations, formalized when Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago took this step despite the US blockade, in St. George, capital of Grenada, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell said in a statement that the relations with Cuba have become an example of South-South cooperation.... More
On December 10, the International Day of Human Rights, the world faces too many debts, including more than 700 million people living in poverty, a scourge that the United Nations has described as a complete attack on the prerogatives of citizens.... More
While many in the world are still trying to digest the events that led to the fall of Bashar al Assad's government in Syria, as well as how this event will affect the Middle East region, some countries are already beginning to make their moves.... More
The already complicated situation in the Middle East worsened with the fall of the Syrian government led by Bashar al Assad and the occupation of Damascus, the capital of that country, by the troops of the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al Sham, Organization for the Liberation of the Levant, in Spanish.... More
Self-proclaimed President Dina Boluarte has completed two years at the helm of Peru, amid judicial investigations for corruption, cover-ups, and abandonment of office, and increasing questioning of her administration, especially with regard to the prevailing high level of insecurity.... More
The circular economy is gaining ground in the world, a model with a different approach to the current one, committed to responsible and sustainable economic growth.... More
For almost three decades, the Havana Model United Nations (HAVMUN), has been an enriching experience and a source of knowledge for students and professors at the University of Havana and other centers of higher education in Cuba.... More
In another attempt to become a referent of the world ultra-right, the radical president of Argentina, Javier Milei, gathered in Buenos Aires representatives of the most rancid conservatism under the auspices of the Conservative Political Action Conference.... More
December 3rd is the Day of Latin American Medicine, more than enough reason to recognize the dedication of Cuban health professionals who for decades have been at the forefront of the fight against various diseases, protecting the population and making their knowledge available to citizens of other nations of the world.... More
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