The CIA’s secret arsenal
Today’s is a world where your phone or even your TV can be used to spy on you
77 resultados.
Today’s is a world where your phone or even your TV can be used to spy on you
Over 300 delegates and guests from 32 countries worldwide are meeting in Managua, Nicaragua, to discuss challenges facing the left and the continuation of transformations begun in the region
The debate over Cuba is gaining strength in the U.S. Congress, despite that fact that a year and a half after President Barack Obama called for lifting the blockade, no concrete steps have been taken
Tourist travel to Cuba is currently prohibited under U.S. law for U.S. citizens
Close to 200 members of Cuban civil society, meeting in Havana for the 2nd "Thinking the Americas" forum, broke into applause when diplomat Juan Antonio Fernández denounced the provocation of an anti-Cuban grouplet in Lima, Peru
Cuba is committed to the safe, democratic, and responsible use of the internet, while the government, and in particular Fidel, have continued to promote the development of new technologies and full access to the internet for all citizens
President Luis Guillermo Solís Rivera was welcomed at Havana’s José Martí International Airport by Deputy Foreign Minister Rogelio Sierra
Even with the help of high-power speakers, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) would not be able to hear Cuba. He has suffered selective deafness for decades, when it comes to his country of origin.
The President of Costa Rica was awarded the Corresponding Foreign Academic degree by the Cuban Academy of History
Close to a 100 delegates have, since April 8, given Cuba a voice and a face in Peru, where the 8th Summit of the Americas, and the Peoples' Summit are taking place, in addition to forums of youth, legislators, businesspeople, and civil society, prior to the high level hemispheric meeting