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Hurricane Milton wreaks havoc in US as FEMA begs for more government assistance

As a second hurricane hits the US South, Florida residents denounce “every man for himself” style of hurricane response

Congress failed to allocate relief funding ahead of Hurricane Helene, then skipped town early due to the storm

Volunteers in the US South contend with the massive devastation and inadequate relief efforts, as climate change ensures that the worst is yet to come

Developing countries demand unconditional withdrawal of sanctions by US and allies

The US and its allies use unilateral coercive measures to achieve their geopolitical and strategic objectives against other countries, in spite of them being in violation of basic principles of the UN charter

Arshad Nadeem’s rare triumph in Olympics gives Pakistan an opportunity to address structural issues

Given its failure to prioritize social sector investments and its complete negligence of sports, it took Pakistan over seven decades to win its first individual Olympic gold medal

Cuba reafirma el socialismo mientras cuenta con su sector privado

A pesar de la intensificación del bloqueo y de la grave crisis económica, Cuba se mantiene firme en su compromiso de garantizar los derechos de su pueblo.

Colombian government and ELN reach historic agreement on bilateral ceasefire

Agreement on the long-awaited truce was reached during the third round of peace talks between the Gustavo Petro government and the ELN guerrilla group in Havana, Cuba

House Democrats urge Biden to lift sanctions on Cuba and Venezuela

Democrats argue that sanctions are contributing to the influx of migrants at the border, who flee economic hardship only to be faced with hostility

Jóvenes de EE.UU. viajan a Cuba y rompen el cerco

La AIP invitó a jóvenes activistas de diversas luchas en EE.UU. a participar en un intercambio en Cuba, una experiencia que el bloqueo les ha privado a ellos y a su generación

Colombian government and ELN to hold third round of peace talks in Cuba

The delegations of the Colombian government and the ELN are expected to reach crucial agreements on a bilateral ceasefire and participation of civil society groups in the peace process

Remembering Harry Belafonte, artist, militant, and internationalist until his last breath

Harry Belafonte died at the age of 96 on April 25 after a lifetime of popularizing, funding, and supporting the struggles of the international working class

UNHRC Res against sanctions UN Human Rights Council condemns impact of unilateral sanctions

The resolution presented by Azerbaijan on behalf of Non-Aligned countries noted the impact of sanctions on key rights related to life, health, and freedom from hunger. It was predictably rejected by the US and its allies