For several years now, a phrase has been recurrent in French public debate, used to discredit discussions on discrimination: “anti-white racism.” It…
A Spanish colony since the 15th century, following Christopher Columbus’s conquest of America, Cuba has always aspired to gain independence and take…
On October 30, 2024, at the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, and for the 32nd consecutive year, 187 countries…
Thirty years ago, President Aristide, victim of a military putsch, returned to power following the intervention of the United Nations. On December…
Before 1959, Cuba had a modest record of five Olympic medals, four of them gold, won in Paris in 1900, Saint-Louis in…
Born in 1953 in Rosario, Argentina, into a family of eminent jurists, Rafael Bielsa developed a sensitivity to the plight of the…
Between 1966 and 1973, the entire population of this Indian Ocean archipelago was arbitrarily deported from their homeland to allow the installation…
Suffocated for more than six decades by the U.S. state of economic siege, Cuba is facing serious difficulties that are impacting…
Suffocated for more than six decades by the U.S. state of economic siege, Cuba is facing serious difficulties that are impacting the…
France is faced with the reality of medical deserts, and finds itself unable to offer all its citizens sufficient medical coverage. A…
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