Five days into the conflict between Israel and Iran, renowned American political analyst Thomas Friedman of The New York Times described it as "the sixth most impactful upheaval in the Middle East since World War II." Friedman warns that it is "too early to predict the possible consequences," though he includes among them "the remote possibility of a domino effect resulting in the replacement of the Iranian regime with a more decent, secular, and consensual one—and the risk of the entire region catching fire, with the U.S. drawn in."... More
A historical investigation into the stays of Chilean writer Gabriela Mistral in Cuba, is presented by Luis Aguilera González, an intellectual who resides in La Serena, the capital of Chile's coastal Coquimbo region.... More
On June 19, 1907, Doña Leonor Pérez Cabrera passed away in Havana at the age of 79. She died in the birth home of her first son, Cuba’s national hero José Martí, amid extreme poverty and government neglect. However, she was surrounded by the love of her daughter, Amelia.... More
A new form of cooperation between the Gianni Minà Foundation ETS, the Italy-Cuba National Friendship Association (ANAIC), and the Cuban Embassy in Italy has yielded an important result: the delivery of medical equipment and supplies to Cuba.... More
From June 13 to 15, the Dominican Campaign for Solidarity with Cuba held various events to commemorate its 35th anniversary and reaffirm its support for the Cuban Revolution and its people.... More
What everyone expected happened. There were no surprises—only horror. The genocide in Gaza was forgotten. Israel "preemptively" attacked Iran with the masterful involvement of President Donald Trump. Trump's remarks about an alleged imminent agreement with Iran, as well as reports that the U.S. was displeased with an Israeli attack, made de-escalation seem more likely than war.... More
On June 17, 1905, 120 years ago, Generalissimo Máximo Gómez Báez, the master strategist of the Cuban independence wars, died in Havana at the age of 68. He was born in the Dominican Republic but was Cuban at heart.... More
Last weekend, protesters raised their voices against the unilateral coercive measures imposed on Cuba, as well as its inclusion on the White House's illegal list of countries that sponsor terrorism. This list is used to sanction governments that the United States does not favor.... More
Vigor and greatness came naturally to them both. They were warriors who never slept while seeking paths for their homeland. The reverence for Martí before the epic of the Mambi hero was born so vibrantly, as was the praise for the Argentine guerrilla.... More
An exclusive interview with the global energy economist, Dr. Mamdouh Salameh Conducted by: Pietro Fiocchi, journalist / specialist in international relations and cooperation... More
Cuba's commitment to international cooperation, the sovereignty of nations, and a strong, inclusive, and representative WHO marked Minister of Public Health Dr. José Ángel Portal Miranda's speech at the 78th World Health Assembly, which took place from May 19 to 27.... More
On March 23, 1983, at the height of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, President Ronald Reagan announced the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), popularly known as "Star Wars." This multibillion-dollar program proposed an anti-missile defense system designed to protect the U.S. from ballistic nuclear attacks.... More
Most headlines in the US media these last few days are devoted to the events, protests, or extraordinary occurrences, depending on how you describe them, taking place in the city of Los Angeles, California. These events are also impacting the information circulating in the rest of the world, where images of protesters being confronted by “law enforcement” are repeated.... More
Cuban social media and news outlets have issued alerts about a new drug in cities across the country. Known as "El Químico," this low-cost substance is a mixture of various products, with cannabis (marijuana) as its base. Reports indicate that "El Químico" is prepared using epilepsy pills, formaldehyde, and animal anesthesia. The herb is placed on a tray, chemicals are added, and everything is left to dry.... More
Currently, about 700 healthcare professionals from Sancti Spíritus are providing medical services abroad.... More
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- Venezuela's attorney general denounces Salvadoran president as the top leader of the Maras
- Washington sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese for documenting Israeli genocidal aggression against Gaza
- Cuba reiterates commitment to social protection policies
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- Israel admits Iranian missiles damaged Netanyahu's Tel Aviv office
