By Axel Schwarzfeld on March 17, 2024.
Photo: Alfons Rodríguez
The violent situation in Haiti escalated to a point that last week forced the Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, to resign and begin the process of establishing a transitional presidential council to elect an interim prime minister and pave the way for presidential elections. (more…)
By Prensa Latina on March 12, 2024 from Mexico City
The new health system in Mexico starting with primary care, known as Plan IMSS-Bienestar, in which Cuban doctors and doctors from other countries are participating, is advancing as established, authorities from the sector informed. (more…)
By Griselda Leal Rovira on March 15, 2024
Drawing: Prof. Adán Iglesias Toledo
It will not take long for the issue of “Milei as president” to become a humorous anecdote, although unfortunately tragic and embarrassing for Argentines. (more…)
By Ana Hurtado on March 16, 2024
Sometimes losing is winning, as the saying goes. And there are friendships that over time one realizes are more worth losing than finding. (more…)
By Vijay Prashad on March 14, 2024
Photo: UNRWA partners/X
Speaking in Rome, Italy, the head of the United Nations World Food Program, Cindy McCain, said: “If we do not exponentially increase the size of aid going into the northern areas” of Gaza, “famine is imminent. It’s imminent.” (more…)
By José Ernesto Nováez on March 15, 2024 from Havana
Thinking about Cuba today is not equivalent to thinking about any other latitude. Cuba is a small Caribbean island that for 65 years has been trying to build an alternative economic, political and social system to the prevailing international order. (more…)
By Graciela Ramírez Cruz on March 15, 2024
Arleen Rodriguez receiving the Marti Journalism award with President Diaz Canel
Arleen Rodríguez Derivet receives the José Martí National Journalism Award for her life’s work. (more…)
By Zoe Alexandra and Walter Smolerek on March 15, 2024
Nicolás Maduro received by thousands in the city of Maturín.
Twenty-five years after Hugo Chávez took office and began the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela, US officials have still not tired of dreaming up new plots to overthrow the country’s government. Five years ago, following the last presidential election, they attempted to install Juan Guaidó—a politician most Venezuelans had never even heard of—as the country’s head of state. (more…)