Cuban teachers and professors are pleased to receive international recognition for their national education system, which today, like the rest of the country, suffers from material shortages, but insists on making education a human right. ... More


Hanging by a thread?

Several European leaders held an emergency meeting in Paris to analyze where the continental bloc stands in relations with US President Donald Trump, both on trade issues and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.... More


Scandal engulfs Milei

A scandal about a virtual fraud now engulfs Javier Milei. Since assuming the presidency of Argentina in December 2023, He has not ceased to be in the spotlight for his questionable economic policies and his total alignment with the administration of the United States Donald Trump.... More


Brazil Prepares for BRICS Summit

Next July, the BRICS Summit will take place in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, one of the founding members of the bloc that represents an important alternative to an unjust international economic order, has held the rotating presidency of BRICS for the fourth time since last month.... More


In Brazil, arguments are being gathered to possibly put the ultra-right former president Jair Bolsonaro on trial for a coup d'état that will shake the foundations of the man who boasted of being a democrat while in office.... More


The actions of Donald Trump, since he assumed the presidency of the United States for the second time last January 20, have demonstrated his total disregard for the rest of the world, and especially for the Latin American and Palestinian peoples, human rights and international cooperation.... More


Cuba's medical aid to other nations of the world has always been a target of the United States, which has developed constant discrediting campaigns, pressuring and threatening recipient countries with sanctions to stop it.... More


Necessary truths

One of the reasons given by the US President Donald Trump for imposing extraordinary tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada and China was that, in his opinion, these countries were not doing enough to curb the trafficking of fentanyl to the northern power.... More


Next April, Ecuadorians will go to the polls again, after none of the 16 candidates for the presidency of the country obtained the necessary votes to win in the first round of the general elections, held this Sunday in a context marked by high insecurity and violence in the country.... More


An act of unilateral coercion

The statement of a group of UN experts on the decision of the United States to reinstate Cuba in its list of countries sponsoring terrorism has, among its relevant aspects, that of relating this decision to human rights in the Caribbean archipelago.... More


Share what belongs to others

US President Donald Trump has insisted on his misguided ideas of taking over the Gaza Strip and deporting the enclave's legitimate inhabitants to neighboring countries, an idea rejected by most of the international community.... More


Controversy persists in El Salvador over the Metallic Mining Law, approved last December by the Legislative Assembly, which gives the green light to this extractive activity that has been banned in the Central American country since 2017, after years of historic struggle by different sectors of society.... More


Industry is one of the sectors in Cuba most affected by the US blockade, a policy that has intensified since Donald Trump's first term, although managers, technicians, businessmen and workers are trying to find resources on their own.... More


A policy of confrontation

From irritation to unease, from alarm to angry reactions, from confusion to bewilderment. That's how the world is reacting to the inflammatory first month of Donald Trump's second presidential term.... More


Rubio is from the USA, not Cuba

The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, is no stranger to outbursts against Cuba, but one of his most recent stands out for its stupidity, omissions and disregard for reality.... More


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