One year on from the start of Israel's war on Gaza, at least 42,000 people have been killed, more than half of them women and children, and the destruction is so great that it will take at least 80 years to clean up and rebuild.... More
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In more than six decades of revolution, many battles have been fought for the advancement of women, and although there is still a long way to go due to the persistence of macho stereotypes in society, today this sector of the Cuban population is actively involved in all areas of the country's socio-economic life.... More
This month marks five years since the beginning of the social uprising in Chile, undoubtedly the largest protest movement in the South American country since Augusto Pinochet's coup against President Salvador Allende on 11 September 1973.... More
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has made a strong start, determined to fulfil her electoral promise to govern for all Mexicans and to maintain and develop the social programs launched by her predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.... More
World Food Day, celebrated every year on 16 October, is an opportunity to reflect on food and its impact on our future. In 2024, the focus will be on the need to adopt sustainable food practices that ensure access to healthy, nutritious, affordable and safe food for all, while respecting their fundamental rights.... More
The 13 judges who will make up the Supreme Court of Justice for the 2024-2029 term were sworn in in Guatemala last Sunday amid great skepticism.... More
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Driven by his arrogance, the Prime Minister of the Zionist State of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has opened a new chapter in the dangerous path of war in the Middle East by authorizing attacks against United Nations personnel in Lebanon.... More
Cuba is going through its biggest energy crisis, with practically the entire island and 10 of 11 million inhabitants deprived of electricity.... More
Approved by Cuba’s National Assembly of People's Power last May, the Law of Social Communication, which protects the right of citizens to information and communication as enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic, enters into force today.... More
Ecuador is trapped in violence, and President Daniel Noboa continues to add one state of emergency to another, without achieving the results that society expects at the moment.... More
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