The lifeless body of an infant lies on the ground, her small frame wrapped in a white shroud. Her delicate features, once a source of joy and hope for her parents, are frozen. ... More
With too many debts, the world arrives at International Women's Day. Poverty, illiteracy, sexual exploitation, gender violence and discrimination continue to lacerate the daily lives of millions of women worldwide.... More
Every year tens of thousands of people around the world leave their homes and homelands and embark on hazardous journeys to places where they believe, or are led to believe, that they will find a better future, with jobs and opportunities for themselves and their families who are often left waiting for good news.... More
Sikerei is a project for the design and production of exclusive humidors. Tradition and art work together to create a product that represents the essence and quality of Cuban cigars. ... More
Elections in Venezuela attract the frenetic attention of the hegemonic press, from the speculation of whether they would be held and the search at all costs for an opponent to face the candidate of Chavismo.... More
In the Russian city of Sochi, the World Youth Festival closes its doors, in which the rejection of the criminal blockade imposed more than six decades ago by the United States against Cuba was also heard.... More
U.S. legislators of alleged Cuban origin maneuver to make the blockade, tightened by Donald Trump without major changes during the mandate of Joseph Biden, more harmful to the Antilleans.... More
Violence has taken over Haiti. The small Caribbean country is experiencing a critical and alarming situation; criminal gangs have been taking over the territory and already control 80% of it, sowing terror among the civilian population and causing numerous victims.... More
The call by the Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, to declare an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the first of its kind made by a high-ranking official of the U.S. government, which until today has been an unwavering supporter of Israel, attracted a great deal of attention.... More
"Chávez is a true revolutionary, a deep thinker, sincere, courageous and tireless worker...", would say the historical leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, about the late Venezuelan president, who would change the reality of his beloved Venezuela.... More
Cuban peasants linked to cooperatives take note of new exhortations to propose production plans above the contributions, far below the country's requirements.... More
The conflict between the controversial Attorney General Consuelo Porras and the new government of Guatemala has been escalating in recent days, given the official's lack of willingness to collaborate and maintain a confrontational posture with President Bernardo Arévalo, who has made clear his commitment to confront corruption and impunity prevailing in the Central American country.... More
Chile's military dictatorship, headed by General Augusto Pinochet, who ruled the South American country with blood and fire between 1973 and 1990, in addition to practicing state terrorism against the population on a daily basis, is guilty of other little-known horrendous crimes.... More
The British high court did not make it easy for the press to cover Julian Assange’s anti-extradition hearings in late February. For those of you who may have forgotten, Assange just appealed his extradition to the United States, where he faces brutal punishment for practicing journalism. But the British high court doesn’t want you to remember. How else to explain it making press coverage of the proceedings so extraordinarily difficult?... More
One of the most frequently heard concepts during the eighth CELAC summit in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines was the need to preserve peace in the region, precisely a decade after its proclamation as such in a previous meeting.... More
