Under the presidency of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, which began in January 2023, Brazil has registered a noticeable decrease in unemployment, which in the last quarter was 6.4%, the lowest rate since 2013.... More


As Americans vote to elect their next president with Republican candidate Donald Trump already declaring victory against his Democratic rival Kamala Harris, netizens say both are “war criminals.”... More


Cuba, which has never hesitated to lend a helping hand to many peoples of the world, even in the most difficult circumstances, is today the recipient of international solidarity in the face of the serious damage caused by the recent passage of Hurricane Oscar in the eastern part of the country, especially in Guantanamo.... More


Unfortunate comments

It is unacceptable that the main concerns about the consequences of the contempt expressed for Puerto Rico in a campaign rally of Donald Trump are limited to the possible impact on the electoral campaign in the North American country, and not to what the inhabitants of the so-called Island of Enchantment think.... More


Argentina's ultra-right president, Javier Milei, has transformed the country's international relations with the world, based on giving priority to countries that defend private property.... More


Despite the material and financial limitations caused by the US blockade, Cuba's efforts have allowed it to make progress in the use of nuclear technology, with applications in various fields such as medicine, which has had a great impact on the health of the population.... More


Justice for Marielle Franco

After many years of doubt as to whether the perpetrators of a horrific crime in Brazil would finally be convicted, a jury has handed down prison sentences to the killers of prominent social activist Marielle Franco.... More


In the framework of the UN Biodiversity Summit, COP 16, recently concluded in the city of Cali, Colombia, the host country made an important announcement: the creation of four new Campesino Reserve Zones, a mechanism that contributes to the conservation of ecosystems and guarantees the rights of rural dwellers.... More


Israel's genocidal war on Gaza — now in its 393rd day — has claimed the lives of at least 43,314 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, most of them children and women, and wounded more than 102,019 others with many more still trapped under the rubble and unaccounted for.... More


A notorious 'trade

Recently, the 56 members of the Commonwealth, or community of nations, warned the United Kingdom that the time had come to discuss the abhorrent legacy of the slave trade, as a step towards possible reparations for the victims of this criminal enterprise.... More


Twenty-four years have passed since the signing of the Cuba-Venezuela Comprehensive Cooperation Agreement, which in more than two decades has made it possible to develop several projects with great social impact.... More


Circus without bread

The ancient Roman Empire found a way to appease the people, especially the most dispossessed, with the formula "bread and circus," that is, to avoid famine, which usually has dangerous consequences, and to entertain the people with the bloody spectacle of the circus.... More


It was another historic day at the UN headquarters in New York. Once again, the world has overwhelmingly condemned the genocidal blockade that the United States has maintained against the Cuban people for more than six decades, in clear violation of international law.... More


For five days, from Friday, the 18th to Wednesday, October 23rd, Cuban families were deprived, except for a few hours, of electricity, with the anxiety that food would spoil and it would not be possible or very expensive to replace it, and many of them lacked running water.... More


Speech by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, at the quarterly open debate of the UN Security Council on “The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian Question.” New York, October 29, 2024... More


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