The event will take place from September 11 to 17 in Ekaterinburg, Russia, bringing together 10,000 participants from 190 countries. Accredited attendees will benefit from accommodation, meals, and local transportation, with foreign applicants aged 18 to 35 having the chance to receive travel support from the organization.

Los Jaivas shared an emotional tribute on social media about one of their most symbolic objects: the poncho that accompanied musician Gabriel Parra, part of the visual narrative of the historic work "Alturas de Macchu Picchu."

The College of Teachers warned that many of the measures require resources, such as the installation of gate systems and addressing mental health, which contradicts the government's plan to reduce education budgets by 3%: "This, in practical terms, means that in most Local Services, municipalities, and private providers, programs and professionals will be cut, which is exactly the opposite of what is needed right now," they stated.

Russia and China have affirmed their commitment to defending Cuba against U.S. threats and blockades, as tensions rise under the Trump administration's sanctions and restrictions.

In a letter addressed to the Senate Ethics Committee, the parliamentarian emphasized that "while these actions reportedly did not occur within our institution, we must implement preventive measures to prevent such occurrences, as damage to credibility and reputation affects all of us in public office."

Deputy Cuello emphasized the need for the government to postpone tax reform until they clarify the amounts and economic benefits that these tax changes will yield.

A false claim regarding former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara went viral on social media, stemming from a right-wing account.

A mother accuses the state and justice system of negligence after a court dismissed key evidence, allowing her daughter's abuser to go free.

The fifth edition of FILPA will gather publishers, artists, and workshops on April 18 at Parque Gabriela, promising culture, learning, and community engagement for all.

From promises of order, progress, and security to rising prices, fewer rights, and more crime. A month into José Kast's government, marked by mediocrity and deceit, the new print edition of El Ciudadano speaks directly to the heart of political, economic, and media influence. With incisive analysis, El Ciudadano 268 examines the government's domestic and foreign policies and the missteps revealed in its early days.