The 13 judges who will make up the Supreme Court of Justice for the 2024-2029 term were sworn in in Guatemala last Sunday amid great skepticism.... More
Exactly three weeks before the US presidential elections, polls and pundits alike are pointing to a process that has failed to excite the citizens who are being called to the polls.... More
One in three women in the world is a victim of violence, and Latin America and the Caribbean is one of the regions with the highest rates of femicide. In the last three years, the region has recorded almost nine thousand gender-related murders.... More
Driven by his arrogance, the Prime Minister of the Zionist State of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has opened a new chapter in the dangerous path of war in the Middle East by authorizing attacks against United Nations personnel in Lebanon.... More
Cuba is going through its biggest energy crisis, with practically the entire island and 10 of 11 million inhabitants deprived of electricity.... More
Approved by Cuba’s National Assembly of People's Power last May, the Law of Social Communication, which protects the right of citizens to information and communication as enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic, enters into force today.... More
Ecuador is trapped in violence, and President Daniel Noboa continues to add one state of emergency to another, without achieving the results that society expects at the moment.... More
Massive mobilizations took place this weekend in many of the world's capitals to condemn the genocide being perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the recent aggressions in Lebanon, which have caused more than 2,000 deaths and great destruction.... More
One of the most pressing problems for Cubans, especially the inhabitants of Havana, has been the accumulation of solid waste in the cities, which has caused concern among the authorities and the population, although there are signs of light at the end of the tunnel.... More
Cuba has once again been arbitrarily and unfairly placed on the US list of countries allegedly sponsoring terrorism in 2021, despite the fact that for more than six decades the Caribbean nation has been the target of criminal actions supported and financed by successive US administrations.... More
In the midst of euphoria after the discovery of an important gas field in Colombia, many voices were raised warning that the optimism should be restrained, as the news cannot blur the objective of undertaking a transition towards renewable energies.... More
The Bolivian government is deploying an unprecedented joint operation in the fight against forest fires, which started last June and threaten to leave indelible marks on the economy.... More
On such an important date for Cubans, 10 October, which marks the beginning of the struggle for Cuban independence 156 years ago, the day begins with the celebration of Cuban Culture Day, synonymous with resistance and the defense of patriotic values.... More
The next Uruguayan government that emerges from the general elections on the 27th will inherit a serious problem: the crisis in the prison system, ranging from overcrowding to the failure to rehabilitate inmates.... More
At a time when there is a palpable rift between developing countries, Cuba has officially applied to join the BRICS as a member, a step that underlines Havana's view of this bloc as a key player in global geopolitics.... More
