Without neglecting their responsibilities as workers, students and even as leaders at different levels, the candidates for deputies of the Tenth Legislature of the National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba continue their intense and frank dialogue with the people.... More
As if four years of government were too short for him, the Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, is promoting the first social benefit programs, as promised in his electoral campaign, in association with pleasant memories of the low-income population.... More
March 8 has become a day of struggle for women in defense of their rights, to make visible the gender inequality that still persists in all regions of the world, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean, and is manifested in various areas of life.... More
The participation of women in Cuba's parliamentary life highlights the significant role played in the nation, even though progress still needs to be made, especially when it comes to sharing household chores with their partners.... More
It did not take long for the OAS, Organization of American States, to express its support to the president of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, who is being called upon by a large part of the citizens to resign due to the situation of the country, marked by the high cost of living, insecurity and drastic cuts to basic social services, in addition to being in the spotlight in a notorious corruption case.... More
Many Cubans welcomed Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez as a son of the Homeland, given his revolutionary stature, simplicity, love for justice, attachment to the land of José Martí and close friendship with Fidel Castro.... More
There are men who dedicate their lives to the service of their homeland. Who put the welfare of their people above their personal interests, who do not believe in obstacles and fight without giving up, for human dignity. That was Hugo Chávez, who exalted Venezuela and all its citizens.... More
The demonstrations of solidarity with Cuba in its struggle against the U.S. economic blockade opened a week of great intensity for the Caribbean nation inside and outside its borders.... More
With the height of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, trade union agitation was reborn in Europe, demanding new and long-standing demands.... More
This week began in Cuba a new vaccination campaign against poliomyelitis, a highly infectious disease, which causes paralysis, can cause death, and that before the triumph of the Revolution was an endemic disease in the Cuban territory.... More
The arrival for the first time in Azerbaijan in 2020 of Cuban health professionals to help in the confrontation with COVID 19, marked a milestone in the relations between the two nations, which date back to the times of the USSR, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.... More
Nearly twenty policemen killed, more than a hundred kidnappings and thousands of internally displaced persons in the first two months of the year indicate that 2023 could be even more violent for Haiti than the previous year.... More
Joe Biden managed to become president of the United States in 2021 and forgot his electoral promises. The announced change in policy towards Cuba has not materialized; on the contrary, hostility towards the small Caribbean nation persists.... More
The U.S. rivalry with China goes back a long way, but it has grown recently, to the point of weakening diplomatic relations.... More
Cuba warned about attempts to turn the UN Human Rights Council into a platform aimed against countries refusing to bow to the geopolitical interests of powerful states.... More
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