Cuba’s successful domestic vaccination program was a turning point in the country’s efforts against the COVID pandemic. Now, the country is moving towards internationalizing that success. — Despite being subjected to the United States-led economic embargo for over 60 years now, Cuba has continued to deploy its medical brigades and assist countries all over the world in the fight against COVID-19. Certainly, no one can forget the help provided to a struggling Italy during their first wave…

Understanding the recognition of the two breakaway states in the context of a heavily divided Ukraine and increasingly fractured attempts at de-escalation. — On February 21, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated in a televised address that the country now recognizes the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) as independent and sovereign nations. …

Contrary to the hysterical desires pushed by mainstream media outlets and the manufacturing of consent, the prospects of Russia invading Ukraine are rather low despite high tensions. — In recent weeks, a wide variety of dominant news outlets have taken to reporting on the deteriorating relationship between Russia and the United States over Ukraine. This has ranged between the prospects of NATO expanding further eastward and Russia maneuvering its own troops within its own borders. …

The recent upheaval in the Central Asian country has demonstrated serious public opposition to the leadership of the Nur Otan party, but not without major uncertainties about the future of the country. — Media outlets from around the world have taken to reporting on the recent protests that emerged in Kazakhstan, all with their own understandings and portrayals of the events themselves. …

The recent “mega-elections” and decisions made by the UNGA have taken place at the same time as the continual and gradual demise of Juan Guaidó and the Venezuelan opposition. — For almost 3 years, an artificial crisis concerning the rightful leadership of Venezuela has ensued, primarily between internationally-recognized President Nicolás Maduro and self-declared and US-backed “Interim President” Juan Guaidó. …

Libre presents a breath of fresh air for ordinary working-class Hondurans amidst heightened civil unrest and mass migration stemming from the National Party’s poor governance. — On November 28, 2021, millions of Hondurans went to polling stations around the country to vote in national elections, despite concerns over electoral fraud stemming from technological errors and recent historical practices by the government of Juan Orlando Hernández and the National Party of Honduras (PNH). …

The rise of Xiomara Castro could signal an end to the corrupt right-wing governance of the country since the 2009 coup d’etat, but what is the forecast regarding a revived left? — This November, Hondurans will be voting in a historic election that could possibly result in the removal of the right-wing National Party of Honduras — currently led by President Juan Orlando Hernández. …

The 2019 coup d’etat that overthrew the democratically elected MAS-IPSP government was defeated last year and marked a significant turning point in the country’s political history. — In October 2020, a long-overdue election was held by the illegal coup-based government of Jeanine Áñez, a former Senator who self-declared herself as interim President of Bolivia. …

The Swiss-based financial institution has revised its previous estimates for the country’s economic growth this year amidst political and economic changes. — According to a recent article published by Venezuelanalysis, Credit Suisse has adjusted their previous estimate for the Venezuelan economy, which was a growth rate of 4 percent and was revealed back in March 2021. …