Cuban science, always at the service of the welfare of the people, had a prominent place in the VII ordinary period of sessions of the IX Legislature of the National Assembly of People's Power, which on behalf of all Cubans recognized the work of these men and women who have bet on life in this long battle against COVID-19.... More
The progress of the Cuban economy occupied much of the attention and analysis of deputies at the 7th Ordinary Session of the 9th Legislature of the National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba, which is in session in Havana.... More
With less than a month to go before the November 21 general elections in Chile, there have been numerous changes in the electoral chessboard, among them the collapse of the government's candidate for president, Sebastian Sichel, and the rise of the extreme right represented by Jose Antonio Kast.... More
The Seventh Ordinary Period of Sessions of the Ninth Legislature of the National Assembly of People's Power begins its debates, preceded by an exhaustive analysis by the deputies of important documents concerning a better functioning of society.... More
They say that one of the most inopportune phrases that can be used when a misfortune occurs is: "I told you so", but sometimes there is no choice but to point out all the warnings made in time and unheeded due to indifference, selfishness or ignorance.... More
The United States not only maintains a criminal blockade against Cuba for almost 60 years, but since January 1959 has resorted to all kinds of actions to subvert the constitutional order and overthrow the Revolution.... More
During the last twelve months, the United States carried out the highest number of apprehensions in its history at the border with Mexico, where it detained a little more than 1.7 million people, including adults and minors, who were trying to enter the territory without the required documentation.... More
The functioning of the organs of the People's Power, 45 years after its establishment, was a key issue at the Second Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, held this weekend in Havana and which addressed key aspects of the country's life.... More
We are only a few days away from the start of the Summit on Climate Change in Glasgow, UK, also known as COP-26, which should be a decisive boost for the implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreements, with aim of curbing global warming before it is too late. ... More
In the updating of Cuba's economic model, local development occupies a decisive space, which encourages the participation of its inhabitants and the use of the resources available in the territory, always accompanied by the different governmental levels.... More
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly impacted most of the world's population, to the extent that there are very few who do not have a friend, acquaintance or relative who has fallen ill with the new coronavirus, or who has lost the fight for life.... More
During the long history of aggressions that the United States has maintained against numerous countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, there was a brief truce motivated by the need of the northern power to survive, as well as to improve its battered relations with the south of the continent.... More
In November, Cuba will open its borders to international tourism, but without losing sight of the protection of the Cuban population and those who visit Cuba in search of a safe destination and a variety of offers to release tensions after almost two years of the pandemic.... More
The Silk Road and Strip is currently a promising mechanism for international cooperation. Born at China's initiative, it works for an inclusive globalization with shared benefits.... More
The Spanish extreme right-wing party Vox has a marked obsession for Latin America and the Caribbean where it is trying, it is not known whether on its own initiative or by order, to influence electoral processes by giving oxygen and space to politicians with ideas similar to its own.... More
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