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Nicaragua’s New “Super” Prosecutor’s Office

The Attorney General’s Office has shifted from being the “State’s lawyer” to a repressive arm used to confiscate, spy on, and dismiss.

The US president unilaterally initiated the battle, and everything indicates it will tend to worsen for a Brazil…

The figure, calculated from partial data, could be even worse, as Cuba goes from being the world’s leading producer to importer.

An official Cuban newspaper laments the loss of value of the MLC and its replacement by the “empire’s” currency.

Twelve indigenous leaders detained in Nicaraguan prisons are suffering discriminatory and racist mistreatment, reveals a new report.

“I don’t know if it’s because people are trying to escape blackouts, but they’re buying like never before… even with prices switched to USD.”

The new system is already up and running, but “people still don’t know about it,” said an employee at the Obispo branch in Old Havana.

The increase in some pensions in Cuba was approved on Wednesday and will take effect on September 1st.

In the 1970s, the Mexican state worked with an avant-garde architect to build unique homes for workers in Mexicali.

Groups of children and teenagers cling to moving vehicles to slide across the asphalt, as if practicing a kind of “urban skiing.”