At least 522,134 immigrants came to Europe in 2015, and another 2,892 were killed or disappeared in the attempt in 2015, while 10,000 enter Germany daily, said official sources in Geneva.»
Cuban Nature Tourism at International Experts’ Agenda
Nature tourism in Cuba is today one of the main issues of the meeting among participants in an important international gathering in the world of travel.»
Cuba: Agreement on Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Colombia Signed
The government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP) signed on Wednesday an agreement on special jurisdiction for Peace in that South American nation.»
Pope Francis Makes History Adressing US Congress
Pope Francis asked U.S. Congress members today for a more responsible attitude towards the environment , to support immigrants and abolish death penalty, during his speech before the U.S. Congress.»
Expectation in Venezuela after Agreements with Colombia
The agreements reached by the presidents Nicolás Maduro Juan Manuel Santos, for the gradual normalization of the situation along the border, keep this nation expectant.»
Alexis Tsipras Wins Greek Elections, Swears in as New Prime Minister
Alexis Tsipras sworn in as Prime Minister at an official ceremony attended by President of the Republic Prokopis Pavlopulos, but without the presence of religious authorities.»
President Raul Castro Meets with Argentinean Cristina Fernandez
Raul Castro, president of Cuba, received today his peer from Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, who is in official visit to this Caribbean island.»
Frei Betto: The US Blockade against Cuba Must End
Brazilian theologian Frei Betto said in Havana that the US blockade against Cuba must end because that punitive measure is aimed at dividing the Cuban family, among other purposes. »
Cuba: Celac Ministers of Culture Agreed Upon Action Plan
Culture Ministers of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) approved in Cuba an action plan focused on social development and the protection of heritage.»
Blockade on Cuba Intensifies its Territorial Dimension
The economic, financial and commercial blockade on Cuba imposed by the United States intensified above all in its extraterritorial dimension, despite a new stage in relations with that nation.»