The global rise in energy prices, driven by conflict in the Middle East, is shaking the foundations of the international economic system and exposing tensions that economic theory textbooks fail to fully capture. In principle, economics books argue that markets allocate resources efficiently: whoever can pay more gets what they need.
The Cuban Workers’ Confederation (CTC) and its unions are preparing the upcoming consultation by all workers in the country of a new Labor Code bill.
Under the motto “Mind, soul, body and heart, united for better health”, the First Provincial Conference on Cardiology takes place this September 29 in Holguín, regarding World Heart Day, with the participation of specialists and students of medical career.
Representatives of 175 nations have reached a historic agreement to reduce pollution from plastic. Negotiators at the United Nations Environment Assembly in Kenya have agreed to draft a new global treaty that could ban single-use plastic, while promoting the sustainable design of products and the reuse of materials.
