An event in a part of Cuban families is currently taking place, creating optimal conditions for twelfth grade students to access higher education entrance exams.... More
The last days of last month and the beginning of this month have been quite busy in the United States. The attention of Americans was focused at the end of September on the possibility of a federal government shutdown due to the lack of consensus on the budget for the new fiscal year that began on October 1, a situation that was avoided for the moment. ... More
Tension has escalated again in Guatemala, after new actions of the questioned Public Prosecutor's Office that raided in the last few days the headquarters of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, hiding behind alleged complaints about the general elections, in which Bernardo Arévalo won in the second round with 60% of the votes.... More
The beginning of October represents for Cubans a new complex situation with the availability of fuel, particularly diesel, for which the authorities have arranged measures, since the economy will not be paralyzed.... More
Since 2007, October 2 is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence, which unfortunately in its various forms is present in the world and, according to experts, is estimated to cause about two million deaths each year.... More
PAHO, the Pan American Health Organization, urged the countries of the area to actively participate in the elaboration of a new international instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response.... More
A year ago, Cubans in a historic popular referendum approved the Code of Families, of a markedly inclusive, humanitarian character and impregnated with the wisdom of the people.... More
At the 60th session of the Directing Council of PAHO, Pan American Health Organization, in Washington, the discordant note was once again the United States, determined to attack Cuba's medical collaboration with other nations, recognized and qualified as invaluable by governments and peoples.... More
The United States is proud to stand with all those who seek free, open and democratic governments in Africa, said U.S. Defense Secretary Llyod Austin during his visit to Angola.... More
Without losing the purpose that gave them life, the defense of the Homeland and its conquests, the CDRs, Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, have been immersed in a process of revitalization and strengthening of the grassroots structures to adapt them to current times.... More
Organized crime is vying for control of territories and has exacerbated unrest in the border region between Mexico and Guatemala.... More
A current of international condemnation is growing against the terrorist attack on the Cuban embassy in the United States, an event that fortunately did not cause loss of human lives.... More
Several Peruvian governments have tried to implement the controversial Tia Maria copper mining project and all of them, without exception, have clashed with the resistance of the population of the Tambo Valley, in the province of Islay, department of Arequipa, in the south of the country.... More
Nine years ago, Mexican society was shocked. Forty-three normalista students from Ayotzinapa disappeared in Iguala, Guerrero state. A case in which local, federal, police, army and organized crime authorities joined forces to hide the truth.... More
Brazil took an important step in the defense of the prerogatives of indigenous peoples. In a historic ruling, the Federal Supreme Court reaffirmed the constitutional right of these communities to make use of the lands they have historically and traditionally occupied.... More
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