La dignidad es inmortal, los imperios no
Cuba ha resistido durante décadas a uno de los bloqueos más longevos de la historia. Su sacrificio, sin embargo, no ha sido en vano.
Dignity is immortal, blockades are not
The island of Cuba has endured one of the longest blockades in history. Its sacrifice, however, has not been in vain.
Amid fierce protests, Milei’s neoliberal labor reform advances
The new law increases daily working hours, weakens unions, and reduces corporate liability. The reform, which still needs to be approved by the Chamber of Deputies before becoming law, has been widely rejected by the country’s most important unions and the opposition.
Newly-inaugurated Asfura failed to uphold TPS for Hondurans in Trump meet
The Honduran president visited Trump less than one month after his inauguration but failed to uphold his promise to defend TPS for Hondurans.
Mexico sends shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba
Hundreds of tons of food were sent from the port of Veracruz to the island as the island faces one of its most critical challenges. Mexico also promised to send hundreds of tons of food in the coming weeks.
Cuban government responds to US-manufactured fuel shortage: “We will defend Cuba”
The Cuban president emphasized to the press that his country does not pose a threat to US security. He reported on the hardships Cubans are facing as a result of the Trump administration’s latest decisions.
Petro’s visit to the White House
What agreements did the presidents of Colombia and the United States make and what consequences could their diplomatic rapprochement have.
US deploys three warships to Haiti
The military move comes just days before the end of the transitional government’s mandate in the Caribbean country.