Two recent publications in separate media outlets offer contrasting versions of Cuban medical services abroad, one accurate and the other distorted.... More

After 25 years of saving the canal and the definitive departure of foreign military, analysts have considered the possibility of the return of what they call the fifth frontier.... More

"Honduras will always be able to count on Cuba," declared Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel in this Central American country, where he attended the Ninth Summit of CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, as the bearer of a message of peace and unity.... More

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has learned an important lesson in the last few days that should call him to prudence, if that is possible for someone whose personality traits include excess and exaggerated theatricality.... More

Resist, it won't be easy, but the end result will be historic, asked U.S. President Donald Trump to the citizens of this country in search of support for his trade war against the whole world, and indeed, people have already begun to resist, although not in the way the tycoon expected.... More

Concerns and complaints about the United States' emphasis on protectionism, the deportation of migrants and attacks on multilateralism were analyzed at the ninth summit of CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, held in Honduras.... More

The fragile Gaza ceasefire, which served as a lifeline for Gaza’s health care sector, lasted less than two months before it collapsed under a barrage of Israeli airstrikes. In March, Israel resumed its war on hospitals, with its first strikes targeting the intensive care unit (ICU) at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, followed by the bombing of the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, the only facility in Gaza dedicated to treating cancer patients.... More

While many are gathering this weekend to hold seders on the first nights of Passover, a number of Jewish organizations are inviting us back into the streets to take the message of liberation further. On Monday, April 14, the anti-Zionist group Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) will lead over a thousand Jews in a Passover seder directly in front of the New York City headquarters of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).... More

The very limited, but beneficial, maritime relationship between Cuba and the United States will face greater obstacles in the face of new measures by the Donald Trump administration in its escalation against its Caribbean neighbor.... More
During a recent national power outage in Cuba, caused by a system failure, restoring service was prioritized, along with restoring the water supply and minimizing the impact on the school year.... More

The President of the United States is learning in these last days that his power is not absolute and, whether he wants it or not, there are other agencies of this nation that still have the ability to stop some of his crazy decisions because of the serious national and international consequences they represent.... More

The United States is dragging Mexico into a trade war that also involves Canada and China, although the effects of the crusade will be felt in the northern power itself.... More

Cuban women have overcome obstacles and barriers, and today they are indispensable in all fields of science and their work is recognized worldwide.... More

The New York Times described Claver-Carone as a veteran hawk of US foreign policy, and CNN agreed.... More

Cuban teachers and professors are pleased to receive international recognition for their national education system, which today, like the rest of the country, suffers from material shortages, but insists on making education a human right. ... More
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