Of utmost importance for the future of the planet and humanity is undoubtedly meteorology, which studies all the phenomena that occur in the Earth's atmosphere such as climate, winds and rain.... More
"Never again" was the cry of thousands of people who took to the streets of Argentina this March 24, Day of Memory for Truth and Justice, to remember the victims of the last civil-military dictatorship that reigned in the South American country from 1976 to 1983.... More
The United States injects fuel to the war in Eastern Europe, gives weapons and political and diplomatic support to Israel to continue the genocide against the Palestinian population, but curiously shows itself incapable of solving a serious internal problem, such as drug trafficking.... More
Cubans living in the western part of the archipelago had a hectic weekend, not at all usual for days usually spent resting, in order to reduce the damages caused by a hydro-meteorological mishap.... More
Primary schools in the province of Matanzas, a territory located 100 km from Havana, are part of the food sovereignty program with the planting of short-cycle vegetables that will contribute to the food in school canteens.... More
According to the latest available statistics, infant mortality in the world continued to fall in 2022, undoubtedly good news, although dissatisfactions persist.... More
Of utmost importance for the future of the planet and humanity is undoubtedly meteorology, which studies all the phenomena that occur in the Earth's atmosphere such as climate, winds and rain.... More
Biotechnology is a branch of science in which Cuba maintains a dynamic and fruitful cooperation with many countries in the world, interested in the various products of high efficacy and safety for the treatment of different diseases.... More
Recently Andrés Piqueras, professor of Sociology and Social Anthropology at the University Jaime I of Castellón, Spain, published an interesting article entitled "The renazification of Europe continues its steady pace", where he calls for reflection on events that affect us all.... More
Jair Bolsonaro's sinuous relationship with the COVID-19 pandemic could be far from over if it is confirmed that the ultra-right-wing Brazilian ex-president used a false certificate to prove his immunization.... More
The Patria International Colloquium closed its doors in Havana. Since its first edition in 2022, it has become a space for unity and articulation of actions from the communication field to make the voice of the people heard and to confront the hegemonic power of the big media.... More
In the face of demonstrations of discomfort due to material limitations and doubts about distribution mechanisms recently registered in some geographical points of Cuba, the responses of the national government and that of an actor that nobody invited, the United States, contrasted due to their discordance.... More
Javier Milei insists on his controversial Omnibus Law, his major reform package that failed to advance in Congress, in what constituted a hard blow for the ultra-liberal president of Argentina.... More
Armed conflicts and natural disasters hit children especially hard, who in many cases see their dreams and future aspirations cut short. They face the sad reality of seeing their homes, schools and communities destroyed and the loss of family members.... More
The United States is already immersed in the longest and, predictably, most fierce electoral campaign between the Democratic and Republican parties to occupy the White House and lead the first economic and military power for four years, starting in 2025. ... More
