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Feminicide, the Name of the Violence that Killed Them

“There are usually a thousand red flags before a feminicide takes place. They are like traffic signs,” says Marta Maria Ramirez.

Dilapidated buildings whose potential collapse threatens not only the “birthplace of the daiquiri” but also the hundreds of Havana residents.

The meeting of the two communist leaders took place at the Hilton hotel in Sandton in Pretoria on the sidelines of the Brics gathering.

More than ever, Cuban leaders need to appreciate that they can no longer be a slave to ideology and the constraints that this imposes.

While citizens suffer from inflation, the health and food crisis, the Cuban government continues to allocate resources to build more hotels

Data, necessary to ascertain what’s needed, reduces reality to numbers and percentages. A reality that millions of Cubans deal with every day

Most of the Cuban population is unable to spend hundreds or even thousands of pesos on buying drinking water from tanker trucks.

The Asian country promised to deliver to the island 1,200 tons of rice, which is the mainstay in the Cuban diet.

Meyvis Rega from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Trees in Vidal Park” in Santa Clara, Cuba.

The high temperatures will be between 29 and 32ºC (84 and 90 F) and the lows between 23 and 25ºC (73 and 77 F).