The government of President Gustavo Petro is continuing to fulfil its commitment to carrying out the Agrarian Reform, with the aim of ending Colombia's status as the most unequal country in Latin America in terms of land distribution.... More


Five Years of Crime

Although it did not attract the large crowds that might have been expected, the fifth anniversary of the murder of Black citizen George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer, who was trying to arrest him, did not go unnoticed in the United States.... More


The United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and its allies in the Great Patriotic Pole comfortably won the recent legislative and regional elections. This brings the total number of electoral victories for the PSUV to 30 out of 32 in 26 years.... More


Even in critical situations affecting the national electro-energetic system, Cubans do not abandon their precautions in anticipation of the cyclonic season in the Atlantic, which is always dangerous.... More


A group of Arab and European countries met in Madrid, the capital of Spain, to analyse the situation in the Gaza Strip. Israel is subjecting the civilian population there to intense bombardment and ground attacks while preventing the entry of urgent humanitarian aid.... More


Solidarity, cooperation and friendship unite these two Caribbean nations, which are both concerned about climate change and aspire to work for the development and well-being of their citizens.... More


Two recent news stories have shaken Brazil: one concerning the pursuit of justice relating to former President Dilma Rousseff, and the other concerning an interventionist statement by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.... More


Washington's contradictions

Recently, the U.S. government announced that 44 foreign aid projects aimed at alleviating hunger in several countries around the world had been cancelled as part of President Donald Trump's programme of public spending cuts.... More


The situation for undocumented immigrants, mainly from Latin America and the Caribbean, is becoming increasingly tense in the United States, where the administration of Donald Trump has created a hostile environment and is urging them to leave.... More


May 20 passed with the usual normality for Cubans, who are immersed in resistance and creative struggle amid accentuated shortages resulting from the US blockade. However, they are not longing for a date that the ultra-right in Miami wants to impose: the beginning of the Republic in 1902, which was effectively tied to Washington.... More


In 2003, the United Nations General Assembly made a powerful call to the world to celebrate the World Day for Cultural Diversity, Dialogue and Development on 21 May every year. This date is not just a commemoration; it is a vibrant reminder that cultural diversity is the very essence of our humanity. In such a multifaceted world, where each culture brings a wealth of beliefs, languages, music and arts, diversity is an endless source of richness.... More


As with most of President Gustavo Petro's initiatives, Colombia's right wing has criticised the South American country's decision to join the Belt and Road Initiative, accusing it of playing into the hands of Donald Trump's administration in its trade war with China.... More


First Voices

More than 53,000 people died during this time, most of them women and children. In addition to this human cost, the Gaza Strip suffered significant material and cultural destruction. It took a long time for the first voices in the West to be raised against these crimes against humanity.... More


In Argentina, a woman is murdered every 35 hours, a situation that society fears could escalate because President Javier Milei's fiscal adjustment plan does not exempt public policies aimed at protecting against gender violence.... More


With proposals and debates on the strategic production of food, the thirteenth Congress of the National Association of Private Farmers of Cuba (ANAP) took place in Havana.... More


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