Dire omens

The presidential elections held in Chile the day before confirmed the sad forecast of the growth of a very aggressive extreme right wing that achieved a good vote and rose ahead of the traditional coalitions, which until now dominated the political spectrum in that country.... More


Cuban Tourism Day

The Cuban Ministry of Tourism - Mintur-, sent a note of recognition to all workers in the sector, on the occasion of this Saturday's celebration of the 62nd anniversary of Cuban tourism.... More


Chile to the polls

Some 15 million Chileans are called to the polls this Sunday to elect the country's future president, senators and deputies to the National Congress and regional councilors, in elections considered the most complex and uncertain in recent times.... More


The Moncada 2021 strategic exercise, in which Cuba's armed institutions are involved, is part of our permanent defense plans.  It is not directed against anyone and contributes to articulate a safeguard ring for the country, should an external enemy dare an aggression.... More


Notes for an Agenda (XIV)

One of the many debts the United States owes to our region is the bloody invasion of Grenada, a small Caribbean island nation against which disproportionate force was applied under the pretext, once again, of restoring democracy, peace and security.... More


Parody of intrepid warriors

In the succession of attempts to create unmanageable situations in Cuba, the proclaimed attempt to fly from Miami to Havana by a small group of alleged warriors stood out for its caricatured tinge, in a redemptive raid, according to their preachers.... More


Extreme right grows

The results of the recent legislative elections in Argentina, as well as the trends in voting intentions for the presidential elections in Chile, show how in some parts of the region xenophobic and reactionary extreme right-wing groups are growing.... More


Two pandemics

Cubans took a decisive step in the search for the new normality, still with risks of COVID-19, although with control of the pandemic, and under the pressure of material difficulties and plans of dark forces to spoil domestic peace.... More


Notice in Argentina

The partial legislative elections held in Argentina confirmed that the most conservative right wing is still alive in that country, where the government of Alberto Fernandez lost, as feared, the majority it enjoyed in the Senate and reduced its presence in the Chamber of Deputies.... More


A city that enamors, amazes and traps in its mystery, history, cultural and architectural richness, bustle and daily life, that is Havana, where past, present and future converge.... More


Caffeine-free Summit 

More than with substantive agreements, the UN summit on climate change held in Glasgow, United Kingdom, ended with an open divorce between the pressing reality of global warming and the interests of the rich countries, which are, in turn, the most polluting.... More


Good morning. I would like to begin by thanking the Solidarity Committee on the Americas for sponsoring this event at such an important time for Cuba as well as all those who have collaborated to put this webinar together. I also deeply appreciate the participation of all panelists who will surely express jointly the whole universe of possibilities for closer relations between Cuba and Minnesota.... More


The United States maintains unalterable the economic, commercial and financial blockade and intensifies its destabilizing actions against Cuba, but the world increases its solidarity and mobilizes to accompany Cubans in the defense of their sovereignty and their right to build a better future for all its citizens.... More


On the edge of the abyss 

The terrible situation in Haiti, the most impoverished country in the American continent, worsened during the week ending today due to the actions of gangs that have under their control large areas of Port-au-Prince, the capital, and other cities in the interior.... More


The relationship between Cuba and UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, dates back more than seven decades and recognizes the Caribbean nation's leadership in cooperation.... More


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