By Alejandra Garcia on September 7, 2021 from Havana
Oxicuba S.A. oxygen plant, photo: Revolution Studio
In mid-August, a piece of news shook Cuba: medical oxygen coverage began to be limited in health centers due to a breakdown in the country’s main production plant. (more…)
By Manuel Cabieses Dono on September 7, 2021
Once again, the oligarchic frond is playing the partridge. It intends to undermine the prestige and moral authority of the Constitutional Convention because it is the last hope for a peaceful and democratic change that will put the country on the path of social justice. (more…)
By Carolina Vásquez Araya on September 5, 2021
photo: Bill Hackwell
One of the most devastating consequences of the helplessness of girls in our countries is early motherhood. In Guatemala, for example, the number of pregnancies and births at an early age is frightening. (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on September 5, 2021
Maduro speaks about the negotiations with Venezolana de Televisión
As of September 3, the government of President Nicolás Maduro has resumed talks with the Venezuelan opposition to reach a consensus, demand an end to the sanctions imposed by the United States and other Western powers, establish an electoral timetable and build a Venezuela for all. (more…)
By Cris González on September3, 2021
photo: Cris González
With a degree in Economics from the University of Havana, Ramón Labañino is one of the five heroes who in the late 80s and early 90s infiltrated anti-Cuban organizations in the United States to detect and prevent terrorist attacks against the Revolution. (more…)
By Massiel Luna Delgado on August 28 2021
community construction in Managua. Photo: La Voz del Sandinismo
Today’s world is complex and messed up. All the suffering among the great majorities for many people is just one more number while an increasing number of human beings are or feel isolated, depressed and alone, burdened down by the social consequences of decadent capitalism. (more…)
By Frei Betto on September 1, 2021
Where there is smoke, there is fire, goes the popular saying. Most Brazilians and world public opinion know that Brazil is governed by a man of fascist convictions. Bolsonaro always praises the torturers of the military dictatorship implanted in Brazil in 1964 and regrets that “at least 30,000 subversives” have not been shot. (more…)
By Rosa Miriam Elizalde on September 4, 2021
photo: Bill Hackwell
With the money she earns cleaning houses in the morning and an office at night, Virgen Elena Pupo, a 47-year-old Cuban migrant, has managed to raise her family in Washington, D.C., but has not been able to help her parents in Holguín, Cuba. She is separated from her parents by more than 1,246 miles. (more…)