By Randy Alonso Falcon on October 26, 2024
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“Democracy” is for sale. It has been from the very moment capital turned it into a façade to adorn its might. Nowhere, though, has political buying and selling gone as far as in the modern mecca of capitalism, the United States. (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on October 24, 2024
Atilio Baron, photo: Bill Hackwell
The leaders of the Global South and East are rising their voices for a common purpose: a multilateral, equitable and fairer world, in which the most vulnerable nations and the developing countries can unite and join forces to achieve a change. (more…)
From Resumen Latinoamericano on October 25, 2024.
Ghassan Najjar and Mohammed Reda
The number of journalists, cameramen, reporters, photographers and media workers killed by Israel in Gaza, the West Bank and Beirut reached 175, during the 365 days of contemporary genocide to the territories of Palestine and Lebanon, broadcast live for the first time in history, before the eyes of the world; 396 were wounded and 36 remain detained in Israeli jails in subhuman conditions of confinement. (more…)
October 24, 2024
Cuban President Diaz Canel, listening to the people the hard hit town of San Antonio. del Sur.
“We are doing all this in the midst of a policy of maximum pressure from the United States,” Díaz-Canel denounces in tour of Guantánamo.
Yesterday Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, together with Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, arrived in Guantánamo to see firsthand the progress of the recovery in the province after being hit by Tropical Storm Oscar. (more…)
By David Brooks on October 23, 2024.
John Stewart
Programs dedicated to mocking power in the United States have become one of the best defenses against the abuses and deceits of political and economic leaders; this cast stands out for its handling of satire combined with investigative journalism. One of its greatest exponents is Jon Stewart, host of the fictional news program The Daily Show. (more…)
By Silvio Rodriguez on October 21, 2024
Cuba is going through its greatest energy crisis, with practically the entire island and 10 out of 11 million inhabitants deprived of electricity. The blackouts that have been occurring with increasing frequency and duration for some time now, (more…)
By Jose Luis Grandos Ceja on October 22, 2024
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro stands beside former Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea during a campaign event in July.
Venezuelan authorities arrested former Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea on Sunday over accusations of corruption and alleged ties to United States (US) intelligence. (more…)
By Laura Mor on October 22, 2024 from Havana
Havana’s main water pumping and purifying facility. photo: Bill Hackwell
Empresa Eléctrica UNE reported through its usual Telegram channel the reestablishment of the electric system in the Cuban capital, after a new total nationwide disconnection suffered yesterday. (more…)