From a family farm to a national brand
It all started in San Francisco de Macorís, with a visionary rancher and his desire to do things right. The story of Oleaga Cheeses It is a chronicle of hard work, constant
Giles and Oriente season under water
Gil’s decisions were celebrated and approved unanimously in the National Assembly of People’s Power, which was not capable of safeguarding the interests of the people it claims to represent. HAVANA.- People don’t
From the gender gap to algorithmic bias: keys to inclusive AI
By Cecilia Galván/Latinoamérica21 Artificial intelligence is a technology that is reconfiguring social, economic and cultural life in real time. In Latin America, its adoption is advancing rapidly, but it is doing so
Downpours will decrease starting this Monday due to the presence of an anticyclone
Santo Domingo.- The trough and the tropical wave will leave Dominican territory starting this Monday, so the downpours will decrease with the arrival of a anticyclonealthough in some areas there will be
Italy recognizes obesity as a chronic disease: a historic step in public health
On October 9, 2025, Italy took an unprecedented step in Europe by approving a law that legally recognizes the obesity as a chronic, progressive disease with a tendency to relapse. Its entry
War tension expands in Caribbean waters creating an atmosphere of tension
SANTO DOMINGO.- The atmosphere in the waters of the Caribbean Sea is becoming tense and with increasingly defined warlike overtones. The presence of the United States in the region has fueled the
Bishops take the “necessary steps” to manage US aid to Cuba by Melissa
The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba (COCC) reported this Sunday that together with Cáritas Nacional they are taking the “necessary steps” with “all parties” to coordinate the distribution of humanitarian aid
Abinader’s qualified vote tipped the balance in CNM
He qualified vote of the president of the Republic and the National Council of the Judiciary (CNM), Luis Abinaderwas decisive in separating the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ) to two of three
Evacuations continue in Granma due to the flooding of the Cauto River: there are already more than 16 thousand people
More than 16 thousand people who were isolated due to the flooding of the Cauto River have been evacuated in the Granma province, after the harsh impact of the Hurricane Melissa. Teams
Panama sends more than sixty tons of humanitarian aid to Jamaica and Cuba
More than 38 tons of humanitarian cargo left this Saturday from the Regional Logistics Center for Humanitarian Assistance of Panama (CLRAH) bound for Jamaica, while another 24 tons will be sent in