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The Havana Cemetery Dogs and their Caretakers

Shrieks could be heard from inside an 1864 tomb in the Colón Cemetery. It is covered with weeds & the marble has cracked due to time and…

There’s a first-class athlete that is now in a very tough spot: boxer Andy Cruz. The big star of the Cuban ring is now one big outcast.

An art and a trade that provokes laughter and makes people think is only the enemy of those who hate both. We also endear love.

Mariela Ramirez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Iyabo (The Initiate)”, in Havana, Cuba.

Those who blame the Cuban government for the prolonged blackouts of the last few weeks, “are responding the way the counterrevolution wants.”

The United States has imprisoned Khalid Ahmed Qasim of Yemen at Guantanamo since May of 2002 without charge or trial.

Let’s imagine that we’re in small country X, where electricity generation on a mass-scale is considered a public good (State property)…

The daily life of a city that every day becomes more difficult to live in, and despite everything continues to function, or tries to function

Fadraga & Ávalos saw their escape attempt frustrated in June, due to the collaboration of Mexican authorities who located and detained them.

The closure of highways has meant that transport companies, used by migrants to cross the isthmus to Costa Rica, could not continue operating