A few months away from its 30th anniversary, the Cuba Ron company is boosting its commercial relations, as evidenced by the presentation in Russia of a beverage in cooperation with a well-known local entity.... More


A 24-hour general strike will be held this Thursday by the workers of Argentina's public universities, since the cuts of the government of President Javier Milei endanger the functioning of these institutions and the possibility of young people to reach higher education.... More


The announcement by the government of President Daniel Noboa of the signing of six investment agreements for mining projects, valued at more than four billion dollars, has not been well received by the citizens of Ecuador.... More


The sixty-eighth session of the Commission on the Status of Women, a new opportunity to advance in the elimination of the gender gap, which is still a debt of the world, will be held at the UN headquarters in the U.S. city of New York from Monday until the 22nd of March.... More


Cuba and Egypt break new ground

Cooperation between Cuba and Egypt in the field of health opens new horizons to relations in general terms.... More


Peru so unstable

The recent resignation of the Peruvian head of government and his forced replacement are new chapters of the accentuated political crisis, a phenomenon with no end in sight.  ... More


The inhabitants of western Cuba are in a jubilant mood. The Havana International Book Fair arrived in the middle of the week in that region, as part of its tour around the country, after successfully closing its doors in the Cuban capital.... More


Cuban women in the vanguard

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


The routes of death

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


Venezuela with electoral schedule

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


Haiti plunges into violence

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


Dissonances?

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:  A true revolutionary

"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


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