February 24 in Cuba is an emblematic date in the revolutionary process, as noted by the Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez. Marked by historical events, it becomes a day of patriotic homage that unites generations in the collective memory of the struggle for independence and sovereignty.
At a recent meeting between the Cuban president and health experts and scientists, the progress made in our country's pneumococcal conjugate vaccine development program was presented.
These days, the debate on induced inflation has dominated public spaces and the media. The plot exposed by Cuban Television, which revealed the involvement of external actors associated with the State Department and U.S. intelligence services, mobilized Cuban society, which has been severely affected by these actions.
"Give me Venezuela in which to serve her. She has a son in me," said Martí in 1881, and it is the same sentiment of its people today, who manifest a deep feeling of solidarity and support for the sister nation, especially in light of the rising tension caused by the United States and its deployment of naval forces in the region.
The White House announced a new peace plan for Gaza that promises "peaceful and prosperous coexistence." However, as The New York Times reports, the contradictions are evident: Netanyahu denies a Palestinian state, while Hamas is "studying" the proposal. Peace, in this scenario, seems like an elastic term that stretches according to the interests of the moment.