Redemption or punishment?

Deep stupefaction exists in France after the publication of a report, described as overwhelming by its authors, where it is revealed that around 330 thousand children, that is, a quarter of a million infants, suffered cruel humiliations in Catholic institutions in the period from 1950 to 2020.... More


Torturers who steal years

The presentation before the U.S. Supreme Court of the case of a prisoner who said he was tortured by the CIA in Poland brings to light additional and uncomfortable testimonies about horrors in prisons controlled by the United States of America.... More


The new Portfolio of Opportunities for Foreign Investment in Cuba, approved by the Council of Ministers, has one hundred and seventy-five more projects and is called to contribute to the country's economy, which like the rest of the world has been affected by the COVID-19, a situation aggravated by the tightening of the U.S. blockade.... More


Surprise Paradise

In recent times, and to the surprise of some, the United States has become one of the main attraction poles for capital deposited in the so-called "off shore" accounts, generally opened for not entirely honorable purposes.... More


Ecuador's government has not shown willingness to provide a solution to the demands of the people.  Pressured by the protests that have taken place only four months after assuming the presidency, Guillermo Lasso met with representatives of CONAIE, Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities, but there were no concrete results.... More


Cuba has suffered deaths and important material damages due to terrorist episodes, many of them financed and organized by and from the United States, such as the sabotage of a plane in mid-flight.... More


Criminal evasion

Active or retired rulers, some monarchs, politicians, officials and show business people are the protagonists of the most recent financial scandal that is sweeping the world, linked to money laundering, corruption, tax evasion and other illegalities.... More


The flow of Haitian migrants to the Bahamas and mainly to the United States has increased in recent times, without excluding the possibility of arriving in Cuba, either by accident or by other mishaps.... More


At the end of 2020, the MAS -- the Movement Towards Socialism -- returned to power, after the November coup of a year earlier that plunged Bolivia into an economic, social and political crisis and unleashed a violent repression against the people.... More


Endangered seeds

Humanitarian authorities warned that in Afghanistan, a country rich in natural resources but devastated by decades of war and foreign occupation, the first cases of children dying as a consequence of hunger have already begun to be registered.... More


Paraguay is considered one of the countries in Latin America and the world with the greatest inequality in land distribution.  Only 2.5% of the population owns more than 85% of arable land.... More


With a message of confidence, especially to parents, Cuba restarted the on-site school year, only in higher years, after an agitated period due to the COVID-19 and the cessation of activities in the schools.... More


A Family Code that reflects the transformations that Cuban society has undergone in recent years and that contributes to the construction of a fairer and more inclusive country is the commitment of Cuban authorities.... More


The Haitians of the South

With the second term of the Piñera government, a new and very restrictive immigration law came into force, which placed insurmountable obstacles to the regularization process.  ... More


Notes for an agenda (VII)

We are already in October and the Summit on Democracy, Human Rights and the fight against Terrorism, called for next December by the President of the United States, Joe Biden, with the purpose of talking about these issues with a group of allied countries and servants, is not far away.... More


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