Mobile App to Combat Sexual Abuse
A cell phone app has been developed in Belgium with which women can immediately report sexual harassment and call for assistance.
Ahed Tamimi’s trial postponed
The Israeli military court, which is trying the young Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, decided last Sunday to try the 17-year-old girl behind closed doors in order to avoid the presence of the public and the international press
Superabuela
How a 95 year old Cuban woman fends off isolation and unhappiness through singing and exercise.
The Danger Which Threatens Us All
Corruption constitutes a potential threat to national security. This is because those who practice it take advantage of, and use for their own benefit, the resources that the State has put in their hands for the development of its functions. It seeks to satisfy individual interests of profit and ostentation.
Is This What Young People Are Into?
Cuban university professor criticized sexist and violent video. Translated from Spanish at Cubadebate.
17 Minutes of Silence, 7000 Empty Shoes
Juventud Rebelde reports on nation-wide student walkouts demanding gun control on March 14, 2018. This day's protest was a foretaste of the massive mobilization that will take place in Washington on March 24.
17 Minutes of Silence, 7000 Empty Shoes
Juventud Rebelde reports on nation-wide student walkouts demanding gun control on March 14, 2018. This day's protest was a foretaste of the massive mobilization that will take place in Washington on March 24.
Constant Violence in the USA, Part II
A Cuban-American journalist who has lived most of his life in the US, discusses the aftermath of the 2018 Parkland, Florida school massacre in which 17 students and teachers were killed. Spanish original at Juventud Rebelde.
Constant Violence in the USA
A Cuban-American journalist who has lived most of his life in the US, on the power of the NRA and the violent culture of the US, at home and abroad. Spanish original at Juventud Rebelde.
Democracy in Cuba and the United States
Anyone who has doubts about where democracy works and where it is pure fiction can compare, objectively and comprehensively, Cuba's electoral system - where the people are the ones who postulate, elect and control their leaders without intermediaries - with the one that led Mr. Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States.