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Ecuador Freezes Accounts of Indigenous & Environmental Groups

Ecuadorian authorities have used secret intelligence reports to freeze the bank accounts of Indigenous and environmental organizations.

Rural women in Chile have denounced a strong uptick in the use of dangerous pesticides in the large agro-export businesses.

The Venezuelan leader said her country has already been invaded by Russian and Iranian agents, terrorist groups, and cartels.

It seems more plausible that most voters will set aside their reservations about a potential Kast administration and elect him president.

Her “crime” consisted of publishing photos of herself wrapped in the Cuban flag to demand the release of artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara.

Havana Times is now in its 18th year of daily publishing and we hope to be able to continue throughout 2026.

On the night of December 8 and the early morning of December 9, 2025, Cuba experienced a new wave of protests and pot-banging demonstrations.

A climate of suspense hangs over the Caribbean, watching for a possible attack on Venezuela by the powerful air-naval of the United States.

The official narrative insists the festival demonstrates “the luminous resistance of Cuban culture.” That’s how first lady Lis Cuesta put it.

These are serious accusations, even if they may be viewed with suspicion given the precarious position of the person making them.