Middle East in Crisis

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated following the recent rocket attack on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, which killed 12 children and wounded some 30 others at a soccer stadium.... More


Venezuelans went to the polls this Sunday in a general election that, since it was called last March, has been marked by an intense media campaign by the ultra-right, with the approval of the United States, which for more than two decades has supported all kinds of destabilizing actions against the South American nation.... More


The Harris Effect

A new atmosphere is breathing in the Democratic Party of the United States after the abandonment of President Joseph Biden's re-election race and the arrival of Kamala Harris, who is walking with a firm step towards the official nomination at the national convention of this political organization.... More


As announced in 2023, the National Bank of Cuba has resumed its expositions, this time in an appeals court in London, against the lawsuit of a vulture fund that pretends that the Antillean State is involved in the process.... More


A positive sign

In the midst of the tragedy unfolding in the Gaza Strip, where the death toll from the incessant Israeli bombardment has already exceeded 39,000, there was also encouraging news this week regarding the future of this region.... More


The enemies of democracy and the government in Bolivia, after the frustrated military coup attempt, have resumed their hostile campaigns in Congress, blocking the approval of a billion dollars in loans to the country.... More


Once again among us is the Venceremos Brigade of Solidarity with Cuba, which since its creation 55 years ago has accompanied the Cuban people in their just struggle against the blockade imposed by the United States more than six decades ago.... More


July 26th is a date of great importance for Cubans. Seventy-one years ago, a group of young people led by Fidel Castro were the protagonists of a courageous act that went down in history and paved the way for the triumphant revolution of January 1959.... More


Grandfather and the Iron Lady

With the approach of the presidential elections in Venezuela, the intensity of the anti-Bolivarian Revolution messages in the corporate press increased.... More


In the special bond that unites Havana and Hanoi, the recently deceased General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyen Phu Trong, played an essential role, along with other Vietnamese leaders, who at all times showed his solidarity with the Cuban people.... More


The controversial Law of Bases, approved last June by the Argentine Congress, has generated a broad rejection by a large part of the population, especially the acquisitions referred to the Incentive Regime for Large Investments, described as a loss of sovereignty.... More


Next October, the 16th meeting of the Conference of the Parties for biodiversity, COP 16, will take place. This important event will be held in Colombia, a nation that has taken significant steps in the care of biodiversity under the mandate of President Gustavo Petro.... More


Cuba's demographic structure has undergone remarkable changes, with a trend toward a reduction in the effective population, hence the alarm from the nation to the community and the family.... More


The recent visit to Guatemala by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, brought back to the table the persecution of judges, prosecutors and journalists who confront corruption by the Public Ministry, headed by Attorney General Consuelo Porras.... More


Biden is gone, what now?

As predicted in a previous commentary, the weekend was key in defining the resignation of the President of the United States, Joseph Biden, to maintain his candidacy for re-election, who finally listened to an increasingly strong clamor within his party and stepped aside.... More


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