By Geraldina Colotti on November 22, 2024.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro turns 62.
On November 23, the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, celebrates one more year of his life, the sixty-second. A life dedicated, from a very young age, to the ideals of socialism, united to the multitude of young people, inspired by the October revolution and the subsequent ones. (more…)
November 23, 2024
The construction of three photovoltaic solar parks of Chinese technology, with a power of 21.87 megawatts (MW) each, is a priority in Ciego de Avila in view of the very high and continuous deficits of electricity generation that affect the economic and social life in the country. (more…)
November 24, 2024
President Maduro and Palestine youth Watan Jamil Alabed at the International Anti-Fascist Youth Congress.
The head of state of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, presided over the closing ceremony of the International Anti-Fascist Youth Congress this Saturday in Caracas. (more…)
November 23, 2024
Colombian President Gustavo Petro
Both the Biden administration and members of Trump’s nominees have unleashed a fury of threats against the leadership of the ICC for issuing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, the whole world knows that he has led a US sponsored genocide against the Palestinian people. Now the US is acting like international threatening gangsters protecting their main asset in the Middle East. The problem for them is that it is not just Colombia that has recognized the decision of the ICC, many of their allies in Europe have too. – editorial
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By José Ernesto Nováez on November 23, 2024
In addition to the economic cost, sanctions are also a tool that has a high human cost, much more difficult to measure. foto: Huele a Azufre
For decades, the United States and its Western allies have relied on economic sanctions as a tool for the political disciplining of countries and projects perceived as hostile to the established order. The effects of these policies, especially against smaller countries, are clearly visible. (more…)
By Roger D. Harris on November 21, 2024
Nicolás Maduro will be inaugurated on January 10. As confirmed by the Venezuelan supreme court, the majority voted for him to continue Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution.
“On the campaign trail, she [María Corina Machado] was received almost as a religious figure, often wearing white, promising to restore democracy and reunite families torn apart by an economic crisis and mass migration. ‘María!’ her followers shouted, before falling into her arms,” the New York Times reverently reported. (more…)
By Ana Hurtado on November 20, 2024
Cuban flag in front of the Museum of the Revolution. foto: Abel Padrón Padilla
A few weeks ago, a Symposium organized by the Institute of Cuban History on the Cuban Revolution took place in Havana. For it, I took the liberty of writing and presenting some ideas based on historical facts. (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on November 21, 2024
Every two years, art takes over the streets of Havana with cultural proposals that include photographic exhibitions, sculptures, and audiovisual productions through the renowned venue of Havana’s Biennial. On this occasion, the capital’s public and visitors who come to the island are attracted by this great cultural event and will be called upon to reflect on today’s world and the alternatives we can build. (more…)