Cities that risk running out of water
Cape Town’s devastating drought has placed it at a “point of no return,” according to City Mayor Patricia de Lille, and it could become the first major city in the modern world to run out of drinking water
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Cape Town’s devastating drought has placed it at a “point of no return,” according to City Mayor Patricia de Lille, and it could become the first major city in the modern world to run out of drinking water
Granma outlines ten of the destabilizing actions made public in the last 48 hours against the legitimate government of Nicolás Maduro
Since the most recent unilateral measures were adopted by the U.S. government, consular services available to Cubans have changed significantly
Both parties also reaffirmed their willingness to continue building ties of peaceful co-existence and mutual benefit, during the fifth Bilateral Commission meeting, held December 7, in Havana
Continual financial crises and slow recoveries have taken their toll on traditionally powerful countries, placing eastern nations at the center of discussion about future leaders
The 4th Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) will take place January 27 in Quito, Ecuador, where the organization’s 33 member nations will have the opportunity to reaffirm the objectives which unite them
Since the most recent unilateral measures were adopted by the U.S. government, consular services available to Cubans have changed significantly
Timor-Leste recently held its fourth presidential election, an event analysts consider a reflection of stability in this young nation of just over a million inhabitants
A boom is underway in Chinese-Latin American ties, thanks to the expansion of political dialogue and strong economic relations
The Communist Party of China (CPC) presented the seven members of the 19th Central Committee’s Political Bureau Permanent Committee, who will guide the nation as it embarks on a new era