Since its beginnings, the Revolution has had to take on the challenge of being the standard-bearer of humanism in the midst of a world where the ideology of individualism and barbarism prevails with increasing force. Imbued with the internationalist spirit of socialism, Cuban medical cooperation has become one of the most visible and impactful examples of how much can be done for one's neighbor in the name of the humble and of love. It is no coincidence that it is -- especially in these times -- the target of imperial harassment, which articulates, with undisguised hatred, surgical campaigns to undermine the performance of the Cuban army of white coats.... More
Egocentric par excellence, US President Donald Trump is irritated by the results of local media polls that show his popularity falling to the lowest level in 100 days of government reached by any other president in 70 years.... More
At the start of this week, two international news items have drawn significant attention—one concerning the remarkable surge in military spending among the world's major powers, and the other highlighting the devastating famine gripping Sudan and other African nations. ... More
The Argentine President, Javier Milei, continues with his plan to reduce the state to its minimum expression, with the argument of reducing the fiscal deficit and controlling inflation. As part of this strategy, he has not only closed ministries and reduced the budget in essential areas, but he is also betting on the privatization of state-owned companies.... More
Mexico has become one of the primary targets of a U.S. campaign hostile to undocumented migrants, extended by Donald Trump's administration into the realm of audiovisual communication. ... More
Amid celebrations, U.S. President Donald Trump reiterates his controversial approach of combining isolationism with expansionism, abandoning global commitments—enough to unsettle the international community.... More
Scientists, environmental advocacy groups, and politicians have expressed concern over the damage caused by deep-sea mining, which is vulnerable to exploitation by transnational corporations, businesses, and other corporate interests. ... More
Cuba and China are working on an ambitious project in health and the scientific-technical sphere, showcasing the close cooperation between the two nations, which over the years has resulted in benefits for both peoples. ... More
The Salvadoran government continues to frame what it portrays as a controversy with Venezuela, though in reality, it refuses to abandon its role as the preferred recipient of migrants deported by Donald Trump's administration. ... More
In recent days, Cuba has reaffirmed the value of its healthcare system, which, despite material limitations due to external factors, remains rooted in its free and preventive approach. ... More
Like many people around the world, Cubans expressed their respect for Pope Francis, who passed away at the age of 88 after a long career of service to the Catholic Church and dedication to those most in need of care. ... More
Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Francis) was a warrior pope. Much has been said about his modest way of life, but little about the violence and repression he bravely survived during the 1970s and 1980s in Argentina—a period of intense armed struggle by various guerrilla organizations against the Argentine military dictatorship. This era coincided with Bergoglio's early maturity as a priest. His six-year term as Jesuit provincial overlapped with the beginning of a dictatorship that lasted from 1976 to 1983, during which the military launched a bloody campaign against leftist guerrillas and other opponents. ... More
Colombia assumed the pro tempore presidency of CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States. Among its priorities is the continued strengthening of relations in all areas between the regional bloc and China, one of the most important players in the global economy. ... More
The invasion project organized by the CIA, the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States, and approved by President Dwight Eisenhower a year earlier, suffered a harsh setback when, on April 19, 1961, Cubans marked the victory at Playa Girón. ... More
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