Caribbean activists demand lifting blockade of Cuba
Representatives of organizations from 12 countries of the Caribbean also called on the U.S. President to return the territory illegally occupied in Guantánamo to the Cuban people
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Brazil thanks Cuba for support
The Brazilian Workers’ Federation (CTB) thanked the Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Cuba for its strong rejection of the parliamentary-judicial coup staged against the country’s legitimate President Dilma Rousseff
President Díaz-Canel begins official visit to China
The President of Cuba’s Councils of State and Ministers arrived in Shanghai today to begin his official visit to China
Asia and the global balance of power
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
No conservative restoration in Latin America
They are trying, but failing, to win elections. Conservatives are trying: the economic powers are attempting it; the old right – with a new discourse - is agonizing over it; they are plotting in the North to try to continue to control the South. But they are failing.
The anniversary of an immense task
This April 16 was commemorated in Venezuela for more than one reason. The date marks the realization of a dream of Fidel and Chávez: the Barrio Adentro Mission, whose 14-year history makes it a unique achievement
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.
Climate change leading to more natural disasters worldwide
No one knows for sure if climate change is causing torrential rain storms, and droughts as devastating as the bombs dropped by the United States and NATO in the Middle East, and Israel in Gaza.
Inter-oceanic canal: A route for Nicaragua and the world
The definitive route for an inter-oceanic canal in Nicaragua, a long term aspiration, was recently announced, a venture which will benefit the world and economic development of the Central American nation.
Political tumult puts Brazilian government on the ropes
Brazil is facing a week that is crucial to its political future, after more than a month of political and judicial uproar, with the right wing insisting on removing President Dilma Rousseff from office, even at the cost of violating the country’s Constitution
