Paraguay marks the beginning of this year's electoral cycle in Latin America, where Guatemala and Argentina will also go to the polls, in that order, amid a complex situation in the region, defined by an economic crisis and high inflation.... More
Cubans received with dismay the news of the accident at a thermoelectric power plant in the west of the country, where almost one thousand specialists and workers were carrying out maintenance work.... More
Four months have passed since the ousting of democratically elected President Pedro Castillo, and the political and social crisis continues to dominate the Peruvian nation, the scene of heavily repressed protests since December 7.... More
The Fourth Agricultural Conference between Cuba and the United States, which was held in Havana these days, evidenced the mutual interest in continuing to work to strengthen bilateral trade links for the benefit of both countries.... More
Cuba made concrete proposals at the Anti-Inflation Summit, convened by the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, to join efforts to address the high prices of food and services that threaten the welfare of the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean.... More
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has turned the legal proceedings against him in New York into a show to project his candidacy for the 2024 presidential elections.... More
Cuba won the lawsuit against CRF I Limited, one of the so-called vulture funds, according to a ruling handed down by the High Court of England and Wales, but part of the hegemonic press and exponents of the so-called independent media, financed from abroad, try to dilute the true scope of the outcome.... More
Everything is ready in Cuba for this Sunday's national elections, in which Cubans are called to go to the polls to elect the 470 deputies of the Tenth Legislature of the National Assembly of People's Power, the supreme organ of state power, which represents all the people and expresses their sovereign will.... More
Cubans returned to the polls. And there is a lot of certainty in that anticipated affirmation that is born from the popular rootedness that electoral processes have in the Greater of the Antilles.... More
In the next few hours, Cubans will be the protagonists of a new exercise in participatory democracy. With their free, equal, direct and secret vote, they will elect at the polls the deputies that will integrate the Tenth Legislature of the National Assembly of the People's Power of Cuba.... More
With enormous reserves of lithium, Bolivia is studying appropriate ways for its industrialization, but it is beset by external interests, attracted by the ductile and light alkaline metal, used in the manufacture of batteries, cell phones, ceramics, glass and lubricants.... More
Over the last decade, dengue has been one of the most prevalent diseases in the Americas. It has shown a cyclical behavior and a tendency to increase, according to international health organizations.... More
The 470 candidates for deputies to the National Assembly of People's Power are making today and tomorrow the last tours of all municipalities in Cuba as part of a very particular electoral campaign.... More
Cubans are at the doorstep of exercising the suffrage again, as a political and participatory right, in accordance with the Constitution and the Electoral Law and the principles of society.... More
In the U.S. city of New York, the UN Conference on Water opens its doors, an opportunity to adopt concrete actions that make it possible to advance in the Sustainable Development Goals and goals related to the vital liquid.... More
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