Cuba is working for the recovery of its economy, which is going through a complex situation, given the adverse international conditions generated by more than two years of the COVID 19 pandemic, the expenditure of considerable resources for its confrontation and the reinforcement of the U.S. blockade.... More
At a time when the United States is taking advantage of the weakened and submissive European Union to rebuild its hegemony in a unipolar world, the alternative arises, and also the hopes of the group of countries with emerging economies known to all as BRICS.... More
The president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, is not only behind in all polls of voting intentions for next October's elections, but also, with his erratic behavior, he is arousing more and more rejection among the population of that South American country every day.... More
Issues of great impact on the lives of Cubans will be the focus of the debates of the National Assembly of People's Power in its ninth regular session, which begins today in Havana and which, as usual, has been preceded by a day of intense work by the Working Commissions.... More
The Western intelligence group known as Five Eyes is a group as old as it is gruesome, which seems to have come out of a spy novel like those written by John Le Carré, where the good guys were the British and their CIA friends and the bad guys were everyone else.... More
Although all kinds of campaigns have been orchestrated against Cuba's medical aid, seeking to present it as human trafficking and slavery, the reality has not been able to be hidden, and that is that Cuban health professionals have made a difference in different latitudes of the world.... More
Threats, pressures and fines have not been able to prevent that year after year since 1992 a message of support and solidarity arrives to our country by the hand of the Caravans of Pastors for Peace, to which the American Reverend Lucius Walker, who died in 2010, gave life.... More
It is practically impossible to explain to the parents and relatives of 19 children and two young teachers, who were killed in a school in the Texas town of Uvalde last May 20, that around 400 police officers took 77 minutes to react and neutralize the attacker.... More
U.S. President Joseph Biden has returned home after a tour of the Middle East, where he tried to rebuild his country's hegemonic role in that region, which he evidently considers as a fundamental part of his backyard.... More
"The Cuban people occupy a special place in the hearts of the peoples of Africa," said Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid fighter and architect of reconciliation in South Africa, during his visit to our country in 1991.... More
Western Europe recorded the hottest June since temperature records began to be kept, but those temps could get old this weekend when thermometers are expected to mark levels never seen before.... More
At the ExpoCaribe 2022 Fair, held late last month in the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba, one of the projects that aroused great interest from Caribbean entrepreneurs was BioCubaCafé, which -- as its name suggests -- involves that rich and coveted nectar.... More
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, warned that if this year is being very difficult for the global economy, affected by unprecedented inflation, pandemic damage and the prospects of an energy crisis, 2023 may be even more complex.... More
In addition to the strong and indestructible ties of friendship that unite Mexico with Cuba, it is an important trade partner in Latin America and worldwide, a position that Mexico aspires to continue consolidating, with the expansion and diversification of trade for the benefit of both peoples. ... More
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