Washington - 47 percent of Americans have been victims of harassment on the Internet, according to a study by the Institute of Social Research and the Center for Innovative Public Health Research in the United States.

Havana- Authorities from Cuba and Vietnam announced that they are working on the renegotiation of a new bilateral trade agreement, replacing the one signed in 1996, in line with current conditions and increasing economic ties between both nations.

A total of eight binomials were officially registered to opt for the presidency and vicepresidency of Ecuador in general elections of Ecuador next February.

Havana- Authorities from Cuba and Vietnam announced that they are working on the renegotiation of a new bilateral trade agreement, replacing the one signed in 1996, in line with current conditions and increasing economic ties between both nations.

Washington- Civil rights groups in the United States are continuing preparations for a campaign aimed at persuading members of the Electoral College to reverse the results of the November 8 presidential election.Activists promote online petitions through the change.org site and use social networks in hopes of influencing Republican voters not to confirm the election of Donald Trump.

Brasilia - Former Brazilian Minister of Culture, Marceo Calero revealed his resignation was due to pressure of Geddel Vieira Lima, political articulator and one of the strong men of president Michel Temer, said today local media.