EL SALVADOR
Re-opening Pandora’s Box
As the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Peace Accords which put an end to 12 years of civil war in El Salvador approaches, a new decree is reopening the pages of this painful history
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As the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Peace Accords which put an end to 12 years of civil war in El Salvador approaches, a new decree is reopening the pages of this painful history
Esteban Lazo Hernández, a member of the PCC Political Bureau and president of the National Assembly of People’s Power, received Sir Gerald Watt, speaker of Antigua and Barbuda’s House of Representatives
Celebration of Cuba-Caricom Day commemorates December 8, 1972, when four Caribbean countries established diplomatic relations with revolutionary Cuba, despite U.S. efforts to isolate the country
The closing ceremony of the 18th Meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission for the Cuba-Venezuela Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement, was held December 14 in Havana
SDG-F Director, Paloma Durán, recently paid a working visit to Cuba, and offered an exclusive interview with Granma regarding the mechanism she leads
The aim of this meeting is to review our work and reaffirm our commitment to the principles and values of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-People’s Trade Agreement (ALBA-TCP), stated Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla upon inaugurating the 16th meeting of the bloc’s Political Counci
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos arrived in the Cuban capital, today June 23, to participate in the signing of agreements between his government and the FARC-EP on an end to hostilities in the country's 50 year conflict
Jerónimo de Souza, general secretary of the Party, offered an exclusive interview with Granma International
Lula's “crime” was to help found the Workers Party and give the trade union movement a voice; win the 2002 presidential elections with the most votes ever in Brazil’s history; and lift over 30 million Brazilians from poverty
While Cuban emigrants have a practically guaranteed route to the “American dream,” given the privileges afforded by the Cuban Adjustment Act, their continental siblings must scramble through deserts and jungles to avoid border patrols and vigilantes