Noticias

Now the IX Summit is being convened, to be held in Los Angeles, and once again the regional panorama for the United States is complicated.
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Big Oil is "trying to squeeze even more cash out of American consumers," according to a report published Wednesday by the watchdog group Accountable.US.
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An entire generation is burdened with a lifetime of student debt that makes them less likely to buy a home, start a new business, or even start a family.
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Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and retired leader Raul Castro headed a huge march in Havana celebrating May Day for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pilloried Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk, after he used the social media platform to equate the far-right and the far-left, implying that both are hateful.
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“This war could have been avoided.” Cuba's deputy foreign minister calls out the U.S. for pushing “double standards” under the guise of international human rights law.
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The price of food, in particular, is surging—hitting record highs in recent weeks. A global exposure to this crisis is counted in the billions of people living in over a hundred…
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“Look,” he says, “now things are going to get more difficult," referencing the Cuban government’s decision to fix prices to retail standards for a series of products.
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During the new round of migration talks with Cuba, the U.S. did nothing to accelerate compliance with the 20,000 annual visas established in the 1995 agreement.
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In politics, currently, it has become almost a rarity to speak of solidarity towards other people -- the result of an imposition of individualism and the rise of capitalist ideology on…
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