Sherritt-Canada’s Nickel Mines in Cuba Need Oil to Operate
In addition, the Canadian company’s production of natural gas that supplies much of Havana is declining.
News
Diaries
Opinion
Once Again, Cuba Contributes Its Dead Abroad
It’s not the first time that Cuban blood is spilled in far-off places for no reason, due to the grandiose ambitions of the dictatorship.
Features
Is the USA Moving Towards the UN’s Exit Door?
Besides the latest 66 entities, withdrawals also include the pullouts from the Human Rights Council, the WHO, UNRWA and UNESCO.
Interview
Venezuela Amid Relief Without Maduro and Fear of Chavismo
Venezuelans demand a democratic transition without political prisoners, with free elections and justice without impunity.
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International News Briefs for Monday, January 12, 2026
We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Monday, January 12, 2026.
Galeries
The Forest of Havana from Another Perspective
I have visited the Forest of Havana for years; it is a space where nature predominates, conducive to silence and contemplation. (9 photos)
