Terrorism: Between hatred and injustice
Terrorism, in any of its facets, is inexcusable. Social justice is the goal, not building walls or expelling immigrants. If abuses are eliminated, a conscience of peace could be achieved
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PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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Petrocaribe: 10 years providing energy for life
Petrocaribe is a revitalizing energy integration initiative promoted by the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, under the leadership of Comandante Hugo Chávez Frías.
Syria, six years of manufactured war
Despite pretexts about fighting terrorism and human rights, the conflict in Syria is about the imposition of an economic and political order which protects the interests of Western powers and their regional allies
The United States is an oligarchy, not a democracy
The country that presents itself as a universal model of democracy does not meet the basic standards of a system in which the majority makes decisions
The first ten years of U.S. economic attacks on Cuba
The United States has a long history of economic warfare and began its efforts to destroy the Cuban economy immediately after the triumph of the Revolution
Cuba’s international health cooperation
Cuban health professionals are working to save lives in every corner of the planet
Cuban Minister of Economy begins visit to Russia
Cuban Minister of Economy and Planning, Ricardo Cabrisas Ruiz, a vice president of the Council of State, is presiding the Cuban delegation to the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, to be held May 24 - 26
Cuba’s achievements in spite of the economic blockade outlined in the UN
On October 2, Cuba presented some of its achievements in education, health and social inclusion, and recalled that these have been attained despite the U.S. blockade against the island, in force for more than half a century
VENEZUELA
Maduro: There will be elections come rain or shine
Speaking in a press conference from Miraflores Presidential Palace, February 15, the Venezuelan President noted that the country’s presidential elections will go ahead despite opposition sectors threatening not to participate
The twisted truth of the right wing
As one who throws up a smokescreen, Luis Almagro considers it would be a “folly” for anyone to carry out a coup d’état against Maduro, while his office regularly receives Venezuelan deputies who call for foreign military intervention in their own country
