A skilled negotiator, the leader of the ANC, African National Congress, Cyril Ramaphosa, has been inaugurated for a second presidential term in South Africa, 30 years after the beginning of efforts to leave behind the heavy legacy of development separated by races, the hated apartheid.... More
Among the sectors seriously affected by the inhumane US blockade is communications, whose economic losses in the last ten years are estimated at 500 million dollars.... More
The French are just 10 days away from going to the first round of the early legislative elections, where more than the fate of Emmanuel Macron's government is at stake, because for the first time in the history of that country the extreme right could dominate the Parliament.... More
Putting all the potential of science and innovation into generating solutions to the problems that currently affect us is a priority of the government, which the Cuban president, Miguel Díaz Canel, has insisted on countless times.... More
The theft in the United States of a subsidiary company of the Venezuelan state company PDVSA through an auction attended by corporate executives, threatens to deprive the South American country of one of its most important assets abroad.... More
Valued by many as a complement to the state economy and overestimated by others, MSMEs, micro, small and medium entities, whose number has increased in Cuba, are called to play a notable role.... More
One of the main social initiatives of the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, the pension reform, was approved in recent days by Congress. The transformation of the current system comes to settle an old debt with an increasingly aging society.... More
Gender violence continues to hit the world in the 21st century. Women and girls are daily targets of all types of attacks that put their physical and mental health at risk and prevent them from participating fully and equally in society.... More
The philosopher, politician and statesman Mahatma Gandhi said that there are no paths to peace, peace is the path, and with that philosophy he defeated the largest army at the time, the British, and won the independence of his country, India.... More
The French Revolution of freedom, equality and fraternity, which had such a profound impact at the time in Latin America and the Caribbean, is on the verge of falling into the hands of the darkest forces of the racist, xenophobic and fascist extreme right.... More
In recent days, the government of President Bernardo Arévalo made an important decision, which takes into account an old demand from the residents of the community of Asunción Mita, in the Guatemalan department of Jutiapa, regarding the questioned Cerro Blanco mining project.... More
Transportation in Cuba is one of the branches most affected, mainly due to the US blockade, and aviation is not exempt, although encouraging nuances emerge.... More
Exponents of the extreme right in Latin America take note with satisfaction of the attempt by the conservative Argentine president, Javier Milei, to surround himself with friends of the global extreme right.... More
Every June 16, the International Biotechnology Day is celebrated, which in Cuba has undoubtedly had a notable development, given the importance given to it by the authorities to protect the health of the people and the growth of the economy.... More
The various administrations of the United States have carried out all kinds of actions and smear campaigns against Cuba, in addition to maintaining a cruel blockade, but from the American people, countless and beautiful displays of solidarity have reached us over the decades.... More
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