People used to smoke in public places will have a bad time if they go to Uganda, in eastern Africa, where such practice is forbidden from now on»
Ecuadorian President Asks for Calm following Strong Aftershock
Rafael Correa called for calm after the strong aftershock of 6.8 degrees on the Richter scale that rattled the country’s coast, causing no deaths or major property damages»
Hillary Clinton Better than Trump Nationwide, Poll Says
The Democrat front runner, Hillary Clinton, is beating Republican aspirant Donald Trump by two points, 48 percent against 46 percent, in a poll published today»
Cuban Government Ratifies Solidarity towards Dilma and Brazil (+statement)
The government of Cuba reierated its solidarity with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff (Workers Party, PT) and the people of Brazil because of the parliamentary-judicial coup against her»
Dilma to Face Political Trial for a Crime She Did Not Commit, Says Defense
Brazilian Senate approved today, with 55 votes to 22, the political trial against the president Dilma Rousseff for a liability crime, which according to her defense lawyer, she never committed»
Maranhao Retracts and Approves Impeachment against Dilma
Without any explanation, the acting president of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies, Waldir Maranhao, today revoked his decision to cancel the session during which the impeachment request against Dilma Rousseff was admitted»
UN Urges to Protect Work of Journalists Worldwide
During the World Press Freedom Day, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged governments, politicians, businessmen and citizens to nurture and protect the work of journalists»
New House Program to Benefit Poor Families in Bolivia
Bolivia will build this year 25,000 homes with all basic services for low-income families, said the Deputy Minister of the sector, Bony Morales»
Brazilians Protest in New York to Reject Coup against Dilma Rousseff
A group of Brazilians today walked through streets of New York in a call for the cessation of actions to overthrow President Dilma Rousseff»
Raul Castro Expresses Condolences and Solidarity to Ecuador
Cuba President Raul Castro sent a message of condolences to his Ecuadorian counterpart, Rafael Correa, after the earthquake that left at least 246 dead and 2,527 wounded»