U.S. President, Barack Obama, and his Brazilian peer, Dilma Rousseff, ended a bilateral two-year distance, and relaunched ties between their countries at "a new level." The two most economically powerful nations in the hemisphere announced on Tuesday they made peace, along with the commitment from both sides to seek a "ambitious and balanced" global pact against climate change at the UN summit scheduled for December in Paris.

Vatican authorities, the Cuban government and the Conference of Catholic Bishops in Cuba have agreed a program for the visit of Pope Francis to this Caribbean country, which will take place from September 19 to 22. The Pontiff of the Catholic Church will start his trip on Saturday, September 19, in Havana, where the Cuban government and the people in the capital will give him a warm welcome.

A meeting at the University of Limpopo, located in northern South Africa, was the last activity on the Cuban Five's agenda in the African nation, where they arrived June 21st for a friendly visit.

A meeting at the University of Limpopo, northern South African province, was the last activity in this country of the five Cubans who were held in U.S. prisons for fighting terrorism. So far, the expected visitors knew Western Cape, Gauteng and Limpopo, although Free State and KwaZulu Natal were also included in the program.

The insurgent FARC-EP called the Government of president Juan Manuel Santos today to ease the tension of the Colombian conflict, after denouncing the tense situation in the municipalities of Argelia and Inza, in the department of Cauca.