Ship carrying 500,000 barrels of Venezuelan oil sets sail for the US

Executive Vice President Delcy Rodriguez announced the departure of the US company’s ship on Telegram, stating that it was “in strict compliance with regulations and in fulfillment of the commitments made by our oil industry.” Rodriguez emphasized that Venezuela has always been and will continue to be respectful of national and international law. “Nothing and […]

Colombia Army’s Renewed Lethal Targets Rattle Ranks and Revive Old Fears

A new set of battlefield incentives is reshaping Colombia’s war on armed groups, pushing commanders to “double results” and strike with partial certainty. The New York Times and reporter Nicholas Casey describe an army under pressure—where old traumas resurface and civilians may pay the price. A Quota Mentality Returns to the Barracks Inside the Colombian […]

Honduras Street Truce Dreams When Gangs, Police, and Fear Collide

In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, the small barrio of Casa Blanca struggled to keep MS-13 and 18th Street out using faith, force, and resilience. Azam Ahmed of The New York Times followed those who faced a grim decision: flee, fight, or risk death. Their struggle illustrates the tense reality gripping much of the city. Where […]

Cuba reiterates willingness to take part in Eurasian Economic Union

“Cuba’s participation in this Council has special significance, as it marks the fifth anniversary of receiving Observer State status in the Eurasian Economic Union; a young but dynamic group since its inception, comprised of nations with whom we share historical and fraternal ties, and with whom we share principles, values, and visions for building a […]

Sheinbaum highlights historic relationship between Mexico and Cuba

“Mexico-Cuba relationship is historic. Mexico was the only country that initially opposed the blockade (imposed by the United States). So, regardless of the political party, there has been a Mexico-Cuba relationship,” she emphasized. Sheinbaum was responding to a question about oil shipments to Cuba, which has been besieged for more than 60 years by an […]

Syria and Turkiye strengthen cooperation in high-level meeting

During the meeting, the two sides discussed ways to strengthen political, economic, and security cooperation in a regional context marked by common challenges. Subsequently, the Syrian and Turkish Foreign Ministers, Asaad Al-Shaibani and Hakan Fidan, respectively, held a joint press conference in Damascus. Al-Shaibani stated that the presidential meeting included discussions on economic and trade […]

Cuba: teachers defend Fidel Castro’s literacy epic

The head of the sector paid tribute to all educators of the Caribbean nation during the main event for Teachers’ Day, held at the José Martí Anti-Imperialist Tribune and presided over by President Miguel Díaz-Canel, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, and other high-ranking government and Communist Party officials. Also present were members of the pedagogical […]

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