The OAS’ obsession with Venezuela
The discredited Organization of American States has been targeting the Bolivarian Revolution for years
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Chile remains committed to Colombian peace process
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, arrived in Havana today, June 23, to participate in the signing ceremony of agreements reached by the Colombian government and FARC-EP, on a bilateral and final ceasefire and cessation of hostilities, decommissioning of weapons, and security guarantees
President of Ireland arrives in Cuba
The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, arrived in Cuba today, February 15, and was received by Deputy Foreign Minister, Rogelio Sierra
China doesn’t want a trade war, but it isn’t afraid of one
After reaching a bilateral agreement, the U.S. lashed out, imposing new tariffs on Chinese imports
FRANCE
Presidential elections coming soon
Amid scandals and the emergence of unexpected candidates, France is going to the polls this coming April, to choose the next President and decide the country's future
Guatemala committed to integration
Granma spoke exclusively with the Foreign Minister of Guatemala, Carlos Raúl Morales, who referred to climate change, combating drug trafficking and the state of relations with Cuba
A new chapter of relations between Cuba and the EU
Cuba and the European Union opened a new chapter in bilateral relations after the Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement (PDCA) between the two parties provisionally entered into force, this November 1
A walled Europe
The current migratory crisis in the region has led a number of countries in the area to construct impassable border fences as a solution
Cuban civil society denounces blockade
On October 12, various educational, scientific and religious institutions reiterated their rejection of the U.S. blockade against Cuba
Cuba: A U.S. obsession
The Trump administration has closed the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Havana, as of December 10, requiring Cubans to travel to the office in Mexico City to acquire visas to the U.S.
