Cuba to Launch Radio and TV Convention 2014
The first Radio and Television Convention in Cuba will be held at the International Conference Centre in Havana from October 19-24.
OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST
PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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Electoral victory consolidates the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela
Chavismo is alive, it is on the streets and triumphing. That is the truth and here we are still standing,” stated Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, following the announcement of the results of the regional elections on October 15
New York police won't arrest immigrants without a warrant
New York has introduced legislation to prevent the prosecution of undocumented immigrants without a warrant, limiting the city's cooperation with immigration authorities.
Cuba sending medical brigade to Peru in the wake of severe flooding
Cuba is preparing to send a contingent of health professionals to Peru, to help address the emergency facing the population in the wake of heavy rain
Venezuela defiant following new U.S. sanctions
November 9, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced new sanctions against several members of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council and three ministers
Australia and Britain Step Up Iraq War Involvement
Australia's government announced that Australian troops will be deployed in Iraq, as Britain's Prime Minister said he will send two more Tornado planes to participate in air strikes against the Islamic State group.
Alba members condemn the renewal of U.S. sanctions against Venezuela
In a statement released this Thursday, members of the bloc rejected the renewal of the Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act, of 2014
Argentine Comic Strip 'Mafalda' Turns 50
The Beloved Argentine comic celebrates her 50th anniversary on Monday.
Colombian government and ELN begin fourth round of peace talks
The temporary bilateral ceasefire between the Colombian and government and ELN is set to end January 9, 2018
ARGENTINA
A blow to vulture funds
The Argentinegovernment's chief of staff, Aníbal Fernández, reported the ruling by a U.S. court of appeals in New York holding that the assets of the country’s Central Bank could not be seized in order to repay so-called “vulture fund” investors
