Mexico reaffirms that it is not a fentanyl producer

U.S. and Mexican authorities recently discussed the serious problem of high consumption of synthetic drugs, especially fentanyl, in the northern power, a phenomenon whose causes some there try to attribute in part to their southern neighbor.... More

Decades of terrorist actions against Cuba

The United States arbitrarily and unilaterally included Cuba in a spurious list of countries allegedly sponsoring terrorism, a nation that for decades has been the target of terrorist actions orchestrated from U.S. territory, supported and financed by Washington.... More

Haitians remember destructive security forces in the country

An agonizing humanitarian, economic and social crisis has unleashed in Haiti the terror of gangs, whose power and weaponry is staggering, in response to which the UN Security Council approved a resolution to send a controversial new security force.... More

UNICEF always by Cuba's side

UNICEF, the UN Children's Fund, has supported Cuba for more than 60 years in its efforts to protect and achieve the integral development of that population segment, a support highlighted by President Miguel Díaz Canel in a meeting in Havana with the regional director of that UN agency for Latin America and the Caribbean, Garry Conille.... More

Students in search of the dream at university

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

Trump is back in court

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

Political crisis persists in Guatemala

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

Cuba saves energy and reduces non-essential economic activities

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

No to violence in any of its manifestations

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

Applying lessons learned from the pandemic

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

Cuba moves forward with the implementation of the Family Code

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

The United States insists on misrepresenting Cuban medical aid

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 so-called good face of the United States in Africa

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

More than six decades defending the achievements of the Homeland

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

Criminals in a porous region

Organized crime is vying for control of territories and has exacerbated unrest in the border region between Mexico and Guatemala.... More

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