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

Faced with evidence that much of the global economy, including that of the United Sta... 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

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

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

Cuba remains committed to expanding collaboration in the fields of health and science with other countries, especially those in the Global South, despite the U.S. media campaign, accompanied by restrictions, aimed at discrediting such efforts. ... More

"For Cuba, Together We Create" was the slogan outlined by the Workers' Central, which brings together several unions, with the aim of reaffirming the unity and resistance of workers, peasants, students, and the entire population on May Day in times of renewed U.S. aggression.... More