Fidel
Fidel no sólo sobrevivió a la furia de la dictadura de Batista, la lucha guerrillera y a más de 600 intentos de asesinato, sino que lideró un proceso revolucionario que, después de 60 años, sigue resistiendo y triunfando.
US-based organizations demand BlackRock cancel it’s share of Zambia’s debt
Western institutions own 70% of Zambia’s debt. It’s time for the largest private owner of such debt to cancel it entirely, say activists
People’s movements across the world say: Cuba is not a state sponsor of terror!
Movement organizations collect signatures for the “Let Cuba Live” campaign to demand that Cuba be removed from the US state sponsors of terrorism list
Venezuela wins lawsuit in Portugal, recovers frozen assets worth over 1.5 billion USD
The assets had been frozen in a Portuguese bank since 2019. They were intended for the purchase of medicines, food products and other essential supplies for the country
ECOWAS says “no option taken off the table,” including the use of force, to address coup in Niger
As an emergency ECOWAS summit on the situation in Niger closes, ECOWAS orders the activation of its standby force
Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio assassinated following campaign rally
The former member of Ecuador’s National Assembly Villavicencio had previously denounced receiving threats from members of criminal groups
Los Angeles bosses feel the pressure with four unions on strike
Four simultaneous strikes strikes hit the city of Los Angeles yesterday when city workers walked off the job
Argentine journalist Raúl Noro, husband of Indigenous activist Milagro Sala, dies at 80
Noro had been in a delicate state of health for the past few months. In June, he suffered a serious breakdown, when the Jujuy police violently raided his and Sala’s home