The General doesn't beat around the bush

In a blunt manner, a high-ranking officer of the U.S. Armed Forces, Laura Richardson, no less than the head of the Southern Command, bluntly blurted out that south of the Rio Grande extends a very attractive region because of, she said, its abundant natural resources.... More

Cuban foreign minister says CELAC Summit was historic

"It has been an excellent Summit." Thus, with brief and forceful words, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla described the VII Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), which took place this Tuesday in the southern city, with the participation of the 33 countries of Our America.... More

CELAC, as the work of all, must be invigorated

Cuba pledged maximum support to CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, from the pro tempore presidency it holds in the Group of 77 plus China, a possibility that adds a new breath to an indispensable bloc for the region south of the Rio Grande.... More

St. Vincent and the Grenadines at the helm of CELAC

This year CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, will be chaired by Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a small Caribbean country, but big in its commitment to regional integration and the welfare of its peoples.... More

CELAC: Working for the peoples

The Seventh Summit of Heads of State and Government of CELAC, Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, opens its doors in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, with the satisfaction of the full reincorporation of Brazil to the regional integration mechanism.... More

An important step to comply with the agreement

From November 21 to December 12 of last year, the first cycle of negotiations between the government of the Colombian President, Gustavo Petro, and the rebel ELN, National Liberation Army, took place in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, in search of achieving total peace in a country bled dry by decades of armed conflict.... More

CELAC: Nine years of a historic peace proclamation

A few days away from the ninth anniversary of the Proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace, adopted by CELAC in Cuba, the region moves forward today with that premise as its bulwark.... More

Martí as a guide

For the past 20 years, prominent political, intellectual, academic, religious and social activists have been meeting in Havana. They come from all continents to participate in the International Conference "For the Balance of the World", a space for dialogue and understanding for the good of humanity.... More

Occupation in the Heights

Israel's occupation of the Syrian Golan by force, even if the administration of former U.S. President Donald Trump lavished Tel Aviv with official support, is far from being ethically, much less politically and morally, expounded.... More

Trust, friendship and solidarity unite us with Medicuba Europe

Back in the 1990s, on the initiative of a group of Swiss doctors, MediCuba-Europe was born, a network that today brings together associations and non-governmental organizations from 13 countries, which over the years has circumvented the genocidal U.S. blockade against the Caribbean nation and provided solidarity assistance in the area of health.... More

Guantanamo Naval Base Prison an affront to Cubans

For more than two decades there have been constant requests from human rights groups to close the prison located at the Guantanamo naval base, a territory that the United States illegally occupies in eastern Cuba and that the international community has incessantly demanded to be returned to the Cuban people.... More

Cuban workers to contribute ideas in favor of economic growth

The analysis in Cuban trade unions of the 2023 plan and budget in grassroots organizations should open the way for ideas and proposals to increase production, as expected by the country, exposed to accentuated difficulties.... More

What Exxonmobil hid

A study by Harvard University, released in recent days, corroborated what has been denounced for years: the transnational oil company Exxonmobil has known since the 1970s about global warming, a phenomenon that threatens life on Earth.... More

Denounce plans in Ecuador to privatize pension funds

The privatization of pension funds is one of the axes of the neoliberal model, promoted by the World Bank, the IMF, International Monetary Fund, and other financial institutions. Chile, under the military dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet, was the first Latin American country to implement this practice, which was followed by other countries in the region.... More

Cuba to export even more of its potential

In the midst of a complicated economic situation, Cuba is trying to increase food and goods production, address vulnerabilities and explore potentialities.... More

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