By Ollantay Itzamna on August 30, 2021

photo: EPA/Paolo Aguilar
On June 6 the Peruvian electorate, by means of an unprecedented uprising at the polls, defeated the entire oligarchic platoon, and elected as the President of the bicentennial nothing less than a peasant, a “foreigner” for the viceroyalty of Lima. (more…)
By Marc Vandepitte on August 28, 2021
The Cuban health care system is among the best in the world, but today it’s groaning under the weight of COVID-19. This is due to the economic blockade and the highly contagious delta variant. Now all resources are put on a rapid vaccination campaign. It is a race against time. (more…)
August 28, 2021

photo: Gustavo Torrijos Zuluaga/El Espectador
After over two months of national strike and nationwide mobilizations earlier this year, this Thursday, Colombians resumed their struggle against the far-right government of President Iván Duque and the glaring social inequalities in the country. (more…)
August 27, 2021
After two days of great tension inside and outside Congress, the cabinet presented by Prime Minister Guido Bellido was finally approved by a significant difference of votes; 73 votes to 50. (more…)
By Ángel Guerra Cabrera on August 27, 2021
Developing Cuba’s own vaccines against Covid-19 was an imperative need for Cuba, a matter of sovereignty and national security. This conclusion was derived from the high price of vaccines and the inequality between rich and poor countries, which was already visible in the unfair distribution of drugs and health supplies. (more…)
By Carlos Fazio on August 28, 2021
The media lies of Western propaganda about the fall of Kabul and the withdrawal of the United States from Afghanistan, far from reflecting the definitive crumbling of the empire of chaos could mean a repositioning -with new elements of military privatization via sophisticated technologies, drones, long-range bombers, mercenaries and espionage networks- that obeys a geopolitical reconfiguration (more…)
By Roger D. Harris on August 26, 2021
Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab remains defiant after over 14 months under US-ordered arrest in the African archipelago country of Cabo Verde. A special envoy of the Venezuelan government, he is fighting extradition to the US for the “crime” of trying to procure humanitarian supplies of food, fuel, and medicine from Iran in violation of illegal US sanctions. To date, Saab’s legal appeals for freedom have been either denied, rejected, or ignored as his extradition to the US is becoming increasingly imminent. (more…)
By Miguel Febles Hernández on August 25, 2021
It will soon be five years ago, exactly on October 8 and 9, 2016, that as part of the process of normalization of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States, which was taking place at the time, the academic Jill Biden, wife of the then vice president of that country, Joseph R. Biden, visited Camagüey. (more…)