Biotechnology in Cuba continues to bet on the health and welfare of citizens. Many Cubans have placed their hopes on Jusvinza, a drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic disease in which joints become inflamed, causing pain, deformity and difficulties in movement. ... More
Cuba's literacy method "Yo sí puedo" (Yes, I can) continues to make a difference in the world.... More
Extremists in the Florida peninsula are planning, according to several media reports, to carry out acts against Cuba, in order to stir up the scene when the Caribbean archipelago is facing material difficulties due essentially to the U.S. blockade.... More
Protests against the coup government of Dina Boluarte are revived with force in Peru, where a national march is being held demanding the resignation of the president-designate, the closure of Congress, the holding of elections and the convening of a Constituent Assembly for a new Constitution.... More
Time is running short for the second round of general elections in Ecuador and insecurity continues to dominate the panorama of the South American country, while so far there is no clear favorite between the two contenders for the presidency for next Sunday's elections.... More
"...It is the greatest commemoration that has ever taken place in the history of our country", said the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, about October 10, 1868, the date that marked the beginning of the struggle for the definitive independence of Cuba.... More
In the midst of the tense economic situation, Cubans are appealing to the most efficient use of the fuel deficit, in order to save as much as possible.... More
The international community observes with concern the escalation of violence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one of the longest and bloodiest in the Middle East and with no immediate resolution in sight.... More
Watching over state resources destined to the creation of goods and the satisfaction of the needs of Cuban society, is the primary objective of the auditing exercises carried out throughout the national territory.... More
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
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
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, 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
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
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