Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Caregivers & Domestic Workers in Chile’s Convention

There is a strong women’s movement in Chile that has been fighting for the recognition of care work for years.

As of today, April 6, international travelers arriving in Cuba are not required to present a PCR, antigen test or even proof of vaccination.

Thursday will be very warm and from Friday temperatures will drop and there will be some light showers in Havana. See our 7-day forecast

In Peru, protests are continuing in the capital Lima as anger mounts over the rising prices of fuel, food and fertilizers.

In official communications there are practically no refugees or civilian victims, while justifications for the actions of Putin abound.

The need for this change, and the overall housing problem in Chile, can be viewed from two perspectives. Read about them here….

The economic reforms, originally approved in 2011, but slow in putting into practice, put local development at the heart of government policy.

Dennis Murphy from the USA took our photo of the day: “Playa Jiquilillo at Sunset”, in Chinandega, Nicaragua.

Chaves, takes office on May 8. He assured he would uphold the values of democracy and freedom that characterize Costa Rican foreign policy.

Starting Monday, they demand lawmakers reject a bill that would allow more mining and oil extraction on Indigenous lands.