Massive mobilizations took place this weekend in many of the world's capitals to condemn the genocide being perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the recent aggressions in Lebanon, which have caused more than 2,000 deaths and great destruction.... More
One of the most pressing problems for Cubans, especially the inhabitants of Havana, has been the accumulation of solid waste in the cities, which has caused concern among the authorities and the population, although there are signs of light at the end of the tunnel.... More
Cuba has once again been arbitrarily and unfairly placed on the US list of countries allegedly sponsoring terrorism in 2021, despite the fact that for more than six decades the Caribbean nation has been the target of criminal actions supported and financed by successive US administrations.... More
In the midst of euphoria after the discovery of an important gas field in Colombia, many voices were raised warning that the optimism should be restrained, as the news cannot blur the objective of undertaking a transition towards renewable energies.... More
The Bolivian government is deploying an unprecedented joint operation in the fight against forest fires, which started last June and threaten to leave indelible marks on the economy.... More
On such an important date for Cubans, 10 October, which marks the beginning of the struggle for Cuban independence 156 years ago, the day begins with the celebration of Cuban Culture Day, synonymous with resistance and the defense of patriotic values.... More
The next Uruguayan government that emerges from the general elections on the 27th will inherit a serious problem: the crisis in the prison system, ranging from overcrowding to the failure to rehabilitate inmates.... More
At a time when there is a palpable rift between developing countries, Cuba has officially applied to join the BRICS as a member, a step that underlines Havana's view of this bloc as a key player in global geopolitics.... More
In its constant efforts to protect the health of the population, Cuban science has faced new challenges in the face of the increasing number of cases of the Oropouche virus reported in Latin America in recent months and its presence in the Caribbean country.... More
Cuba and St. Vincent and the Grenadines have a solid relationship of friendship and cooperation, which has expanded to include an area of high social impact: special education.... More
Various social sectors, politicians and even, unfortunately, supposed academics have joined forces in Spain to defend the monarchy and attack the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, for not inviting King Felipe VI to the inauguration ceremony.... More
During Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's recent visit to Buenos Aires, observers noted a growing rapprochement with his Argentinean counterpart, the ultra-rightist Prime Minister Javier Milei.... More
The great friendship between the peoples of Cuba and Mexico was demonstrated once again during the visit of Cuban President Miguel Diaz Canel to Mexican territory to attend the inauguration of Claudia Sheinbaum as president of the Latin American country.... More
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has charmed the political class across the United States with his folksy affect. Back in home in Minnesota, Walz’s constituents in liberal strongholds are wondering whether they can support his bid to serve as Kamala Harris’s vice president while Israel uses U.S. weapons to escalate a brutal war in the Middle East.... More
A new chapter in the history of Mexico has begun. For the first time, a woman will hold the presidency of the country. Claudia Sheinbaum, who won last June's general elections with nearly 60% of the vote, will govern for the next six years.... More
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