After the coup d'état in Chile many media professionals were murdered or disappeared and left-wing media closed down, but journalism resisted, reflects journalist Guillermo Torres 50 years later. In 1973 Torres worked at the newspaper El Siglo and at night he did a newscast at the Universidad Técnica del Estado (UTE), today Universidad de Santiago de Chile.... More

In the fourth cycle of peace talks, the government of President Gustavo Petro and the insurgent National Liberation Army of Colombia return to Venezuela, a country where the dialogue was resumed, after four years paralyzed by the previous administration, headed by the now former president Iván Duque.... More

It could happen any day now. After yet another brief, unsuccessful court hearing, a column of vans and police cars roars out of Belmarsh prison in London and hurries to Heathrow, where a manacled, stooped and blinking prisoner is handed over to American officials and bundled aboard a plane bound for Washington DC.... More

In a tense atmosphere due to the economic crisis, Argentines go this Sunday to the Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Compulsory Elections, called PASO, to define the candidates of each political party for the coming October elections.... More

This week marked a new anniversary of the creation of ASEAN, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, with which Cuba maintains historical and excellent relations of friendship and cooperation, both at the bloc level and bilaterally with the 10 member countries.... More

A close friend of Cuba, Venezuelan Diosdado Cabello, on an official visit to the Caribbean archipelago, has made clear the deep ties that bring him closer to the land of José Martí and Fidel Castro, whom he recalled, admires and pays respect to.... More

In the western province of Matanzas and the rest of Cuba respectfully remembered the 17 dead during the fire at the supertanker base, on the first anniversary of a tragedy that shook this archipelago.... More