The maneuvers to dispossess indigenous communities of their territories do not stop in Brazil. Right-wing and agromarket-friendly legislators voted in favor of leaving without effect last October's veto by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the so-called temporary framework, a thesis that makes it difficult for these peoples to reclaim their ancestral lands from which they were expelled for decades.... More
In Cuba, the protection of women's rights remains the focus of attention of authorities and political and social organizations.... More
In recent decades, the use of nuclear and isotopic techniques has been gaining ground in the world in the search for solutions to pressing problems affecting humanity.... More
Homeless Brazilians, whose numbers have grown exponentially, may have a hope of having their needs met thanks to a plan presented by President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva.... More
Zero tolerance against drug trafficking is Cuba's policy, which maintains an active vigilance in its air and sea borders to prevent the entry, sale and consumption in the national territory of these harmful substances, which worldwide constitute a problem for health services.... More
For a long time several analysts have pointed out that it is false the existence in the United States of two opposing parties, Democrats and Republicans, but rather there are two variants of the same policy that complement and alternate according to the interests of the ruling class.... More
After two weeks of intense and not always comfortable debates, representatives of almost 200 nations initialed an agreement at the Climate Summit, which has become the first forum in which a transition away from fossil fuels is enunciated.... More
The close friendship between Cuba and Angola has once again become evident in recent months, with an intense exchange at the highest level and the marked interest of the two nations to continue strengthening ties forged in the brotherhood between the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, and the first president after the independence of the African nation, Agostinho Neto.... More
Tractors and inputs donated by the Government of Mexico and the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation have arrived in some of Cuba's most fertile areas for the promotion of agriculture, as part of the solidarity towards Cuba.... More
In a few hours it will be another anniversary of an integration mechanism that has marked a before and after in Latin America and the Caribbean.... More
In early 2024, a new, grim chapter may be written in the annals of journalistic history. Julian Assange, the publisher of Wikileaks, could board a plane for extradition to the United States, where he faces up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges for the crime of publishing newsworthy information.... More
The situation in Guatemala has not stabilized in the face of new maneuvers by the Public Prosecutor's Office. Almost a month before Bernardo Arévalo takes office as the new president, attacks continue in an attempt to delegitimize his undisputed victory in this year's general elections.... More
Cubans take seriously the denunciation by local television of a frustrated plan to commit violent actions in the national territory, based on an infiltration.... More
What awaits Argentina now, is the concern of the citizens of the South American country since the victory of the far-right Javier Milei, of La Libertad Avanza, in the ballot held last November, who became president this Sunday, precisely 40 years after the return of democracy.... More
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