U.S. Senate report on CIA torture methods to remain classified
A lengthy report by the United States Senate on the CIA brutal “enhanced interrogation” methods will remain classified for the sake of “national security.”
US blockade impacts availability of essential medications in Cuba
The current state and perspectives of drug production in Cuba, the causes behind its current shortage, were addressed Wednesday on the radio program Mesa Redonda
Israeli inquiry into Shireen Abu Akleh killing draws condemnation
Palestinian officials, human rights campaigners, and the family of Shireen Abu Akleh have criticised the Israeli military investigation, which said there is a “high possibility” that the Al Jazeera journalist
Venezuelan foreign minister says Washington is only interested in oil and energy
Venezuela Foreign Affairs Minister Carlos Faria affirmed that the U.S. government seeks to establish relations with Venezuela without dismantling the sanctions regime that Washington applies to the Bolivarian revolution
Colombia donates human skin for victims of supertanker base fire in Matanzas
Colombia donated to Cuba 3,000 square centimeters of human skin to attend to victims of the fire in Matanzas, which left 16 dead and 146 injured, 17 of whom are still hospitalized
MINSAP reports death of patient diagnosed with monkeypox in Cuba
The Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) reported the death of the first person in the country to be diagnosed with monkeypox
Cuba steps up epidemiological vigilance against monkeypox
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health is stepping up its epidemiological surveillance after confirming the first case of monkeypox in the Caribbean nation
Optimism Favors Health
They found that those with higher levels of optimism lived longer
Announcement on the Strategy for non-Communicable Diseases Prevention in the Country
The same related health commitment is aimed at a healthy life expectancy
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