Land and political prisoners: unfinished business for Colombian peace talks
Obstacles loom and agreements so far are partial ones.
Burkina Faso military coup a setback for West Africa
General Diendéré, the coup leader and new strongman, is closely linked to the U.S. military mission in the area, as well as to the French military.
René González in Mexico gives thanks, welcomes advice
He and the other Cuban 5 are traveling to many countries to personally thank the millions who took part in defeating the attempt to keep them in prison.
Today in history: It's World Car Free Day!
The event promotes mass transit, cycling and walking, and the development of communities where jobs are closer to home and shopping is within walking distance.
Today in history: It’s World Peace Day!
In 2015 the theme is "Partnerships for Peace - Dignity for All."
Tsipras' Syriza Party wins Greek election again
Greek voters handed a stunning victory to the left-wing Syriza party and its leader Alexis Tsipras, as they went to the polls for the third time in a year.
Cuban health care draws worldwide praise
Cuba's health care reforms are the basis for health care providers to extend medical care, medical education, and disease prevention.
Wars and armament sales behind world's refugee crisis
Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans and other refuge-seekers are caught in a series of mouse-traps.
Corbyn and Sanders: Socialists surge on both sides of the Atlantic
Sanders denounced what he called the "political cowardice" of Republicans who "scheme to make it harder for people who disagree with them to vote."
Today in Latin American history: Mexican independence from Spain is declared
Mexico celebrates its independence on this date in 1810.
