Cuba promotes agricultural production poles as an encouraging experience in the midst of efforts to increase food production, currently in deficit.... More


Police violence shakes Brazil

Two new unfortunate events of police violence shocked Brazil in the last week. The excessive use of force by law enforcement officers has become a constant in the South American giant, where Afro-descendants and poor people are the main targets.... More


Dance of vultures

Amid the grief and pain of family and friends of the 19 children and two teachers murdered last week at a school in Texas, the controversial National Rifle Association, the NRA, did not give up holding its general assembly in Houston, not far from the grade school where the massacre took place.  ... More


75th Anniversary of the ACNU

Since the 1960s, when I was studying Political Science at the University of Havana, I was linked to the UNCA, Cuban Association of the United Nations, founded on Friday, May 30, 1947.... More


Time to vote

On Sunday, the first round of the presidential elections will be held in Colombia, where the main unknown for the moment is to know who will be the rival of Gustavo Petro, proposed by the leftist coalition Pacto Histórico, to dispute the final round on June 19.... More


May 28th is the International Day of Action for Women's Health, a right that is violated daily in many nations of the world due to economic and socio-cultural factors.... More


Trump's noose

Former U.S. President Donald Trump occupies political spaces despite so many enemies, although the real estate magnate moves dollars and influences to neutralize them. ... More


The deaths of 19 children and two teachers at a school in the U.S. state of Texas, the 212th mass shooting so far this year and the 28th perpetrated in a school, once again brought up the issue of the proliferation of firearms in the hands of the population of that country.... More


Sharing and coordinating strategies for the benefit of all citizens in the adverse conditions of the post-pandemic stage and to guarantee regional peace and stability is the focus of attention, in Havana, of the 21st Summit of heads of state and government of ALBA-TCP, Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-People's Trade Agreement.... More


For how long?

A few days ago I read an article by journalist David Brooks, where he writes that it would be good not to invite the United States to the next Summit of the Americas, at least until that country resolves its serious internal conflicts and brings to justice those responsible for undermining civil rights and liberties.... More


Cuba's commitment to PARLATINO

Created in 1965 in Lima, the capital of Peru, PARLATINO, the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament, brings together the legislative bodies of nations in the area to coordinate joint actions on social, economic, human rights, health and education issues, among others.... More


Not even because a group of participating millionaires had the eccentricity to call for tax increases for people like them around the world, this year's edition of the Davos Forum abandoned its facade as a gathering of the opulent, in a clash with the mass of the dispossessed globally.... More


Havana, May 25 (RHC)-- The Cuba 2.0 Food Fair continues Wednesday at Pabexpo with the purpose of becoming a space for alliances in pursuit of the sector's development, where new economic actors occupy a relevant space.... More


In light of the attempts by the United States to exclude several countries, including Cuba, from the Ninth Summit of the Americas, CARICOM stressed the need for the meeting to be inclusive, with the participation of all the countries of the Hemisphere.... More


Humanity without direction

The number of people forced to flee their homes and places of origin due to armed conflict, political persecution, violence, natural disasters, racism and other causes surpassed a staggering 100 million, according to data released this week by the United Nations.... More


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