In a criminal act of total disregard for life, at the end of World War II, on August 9, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki; three days earlier it had dropped it on Hiroshima. The two Japanese cities became an inferno, death surprised their inhabitants in less than a minute.... More

The Amazon Summit opens its doors in the Brazilian city of Belém de Pará, an opportunity to coordinate actions to save the largest tropical rainforest on the planet, home to some 400 indigenous peoples.... More

More than a decade of neoliberalism led to a critical state of the educational system in Honduras, a situation that since her arrival to the presidency in January 2022 Xiomara Castro proposed to reverse.... More

As every year since 1990, Breastfeeding Week, an initiative of the World Alliance for Action on Breastfeeding, is celebrated around the world from August 1 to 7. Since the beginning, 120 countries have joined in favor of mother and child.... More

The study of NeuralCim, a neuroprotective drug for people with mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease, is progressing throughout Cuba, as a result of research carried out by the renowned Center for Molecular Immunology.... More

The Information and Communications Technologies sector is part of the strategic axes of the National Economic and Social Development Plan until 2030 and Cuba has been working on that path in recent years.... More

In the midst of fatiguing temperatures, Cubans, especially Havana residents, faced additional difficulties in the distribution of water through the traditional system, a problem urgently attended to, although the country's financial resources are very limited.... More

A recent report by the Missionary Indigenist Council confirms the constant violations of the rights of native peoples under the four-year term of office of the now former president Jair Bolsonaro, when almost 800 homicides of members of these ethnic groups were recorded throughout the country.... More