The situation in Guatemala has not stabilized in the face of new maneuvers by the Public Prosecutor's Office. Almost a month before Bernardo Arévalo takes office as the new president, attacks continue in an attempt to delegitimize his undisputed victory in this year's general elections.... More


Cubans take seriously the denunciation by local television of a frustrated plan to commit violent actions in the national territory, based on an infiltration.... More


What's next for Argentina?

What awaits Argentina now, is the concern of the citizens of the South American country since the victory of the far-right Javier Milei, of La Libertad Avanza, in the ballot held last November, who became president this Sunday, precisely 40 years after the return of democracy.... More


Peru in perfect whirlwind

Peruvian President-designate Dina Boluarte will bitterly remember her first anniversary in power, after the withering dismissal of then President Pedro Castillo, when street demonstrations were associated with the outburst of anger over the release of Alberto Fujimori, in the midst of the economic recession.... More


A flagship institution of biotechnology in Cuba celebrated a new anniversary this week. For almost three decades the CIM, Center for Molecular Immunology, has had remarkable scientific results that not only benefit Cubans, but also citizens from different latitudes.... More


Strong and lasting ties have been forged between Cuba and the Caribbean Community for more than half a century, since 1972, when Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, defying U.S. pressure, established diplomatic relations with the Greater Antilles.... More


Without completing its first phase of Operation Scorched Earth in the north, the Israeli regime ordered its troops to attack southern Gaza, initially presented by Tel Aviv as an apparent refuge for civilians.... More


Cuba has an active and outstanding participation in the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The Caribbean nation has taken to Dubai the various projects it is carrying out in its national territory to mitigate the effects of this phenomenon.... More


Renowned scientific institutions in Cuba and Iran, countries under U.S. sanctions, have decided to expand their cooperation for the good of the health of their peoples.... More


Climate change is a potential danger to the health and well-being of humanity. This is reaffirmed by research released at the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which is being held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.... More


The Sixty-third Summit of the heads of state of MERCOSUR, Common Market of the South, will take place on the 7th in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, in the midst of good news. Bolivia has become a full member of this integrationist mechanism, which also includes Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.... More


The Fujimori family, which in recent decades has marked Peru's political life, continues to generate headlines. The news now is that the possible release of former dictator Alberto Fujimori, who is serving a 25-year prison sentence for crimes against humanity, has been halted for the time being.... More


The U.S. administration seems to have selective hearing, as it ignores the growing requests from personalities and institutions to remove Cuba from the arbitrary list of countries it considers to be sponsors of terrorism.... More


The Conference on Climate Change is attracting worldwide attention, as it is the most attended conference of its kind in history and in view of the urgency of the planet due to the effects of global warming.... More


Environmental protection is a policy of the Cuban State, which in addition to developing actions in the national territory to mitigate the effects of climate change, shares its experience and knowledge in this field with other nations.... More


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