This year we commemorate the centennial of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro. Like few others, Fidel embodies human dignity and the defense of principles as unyielding values for building that other possible and necessary world of justice, equality, and peace.

Thousands of protesters demonstrated against a controversial bill that allows for the expedited eviction of tenants and limits the government’s ability to expropriate property, among other things.

For decades, the United States and the institutions it dominates, exercised a powerful privilege: they determined the question that countries in the Middle East were required to answer.

The move came one week after Katz ordered the IOF to take over another Palestinian refugee camp, copying the model of Jenin, Nour Shams, and Tulkarm in the north.

Droughts and floods threaten crop failures and water shortages in Africa, home to almost half of the world’s hungry population last year.

Current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been confirmed as the Workers’ Party candidate, while Flávio Bolsonaro, far-right leader and son of imprisoned former president Jair Bolsonaro, has been confirmed for the Liberal Party.

Riding on the success of mining reforms that expanded state ownership and formalized artisanal mining, Burkina Faso is expanding its annual budget mid-year after state revenues in the first half exceeded projections.