Capablanca: eternal idol of Cuban chess
José Raúl Capablanca died on March 8, 1942. His farewell was like a prophetic closure for a life marked by an extraordinary passion: he died in front of a chessboard. The eternal
Abinader leaves for Argentina and Chile, will hold meetings with authorities and businessmen
Abinader left on a private flight from the San Isidro Air Base at 11:27 in the morning and is scheduled to arrive in Buenos Aires at 8:45 at night. President Luis Abinader
UN calls on the Colombian government to guarantee elections in peace
In the presentation of the annual report on Colombia before the UN Human Rights Council, he highlighted that since the signing of the Peace Agreement in 2016 between the Revolutionary Armed Forces
The women of the Cuban 11J, those forgotten on March 8
Every March 8, the official press is filled with female faces wielding rifles, standing in front of a classroom or directing a state company, but nothing is said about political prisoners. The
Government will have to reformulate the Budget due to the rise in oil
Circe Almánzar, Executive Vice President of the Association of Industries of the DR. Given the instability and high international cost of oil and raw materials, the executive vice president of the Association
Cuba confirms 447 new cases of Covid-19 and no deaths
At the close of yesterday, March 7, a total of 6,934 patients were admitted, 4,506 suspected, 37 under surveillance, and 2,391 confirmed active. For COVID-19, a total of 7,869 samples were taken
Shelters save lives
At Shelters women go with their sons and daughters, whose lives are at risk due to gender and domestic violence, and aware that these places are spaces to save lives, the Ministry
Work of francophone artists seduces in XIV Biennial of Havana
Roux poses in the video-photography installation Ciné décalé, a sensitive, poetic and political look at fragile and transitional spaces, details the website of the French Embassy in Cuba. “Her work proposes an
Why is there a reduction in AFP affiliate account statements?
Given the complaint filed by the National Observatory for Consumer Protection in the sense that there has been a reduction in account statements of members of the Pension Fund Administrators (AFP), the
The US Senate passes a landmark law that criminalizes lynchings
The US Senate unanimously approved a bill on Monday that will make lynchings a federal hate crime, after more than a century of failed attempts to pass a similar measure. The measure,