A Visit to the La Montañona in El Salvador’s Forestlands
Migration has marked this territory in Chalatenango, El Salvador, where the war once raged.
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Update on Damage from Hurricane Oscar in Guantanamo, Cuba
Hurricane Oscar left Cuba on Monday, but the anguish continues in San Antonio del Sur, Imias, and, to a lesser extent, in Baracoa.
Business of Mexico Hiring Cuban Doctors Continues (Video)
What is behind this deal? What can be expected under the term of Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum?
Wood Fires Are Lit Throughout Cuba to Save the Food
Desperation grew after the first nearly 30 hours without electricity throughout Cuba that could last much longer.
Guatemalan Journalist to House Arrest after 800 days in Jail
The judge ruled that, “for human rights reasons,” Jose Ruben Zamora should be granted the measure. His release is set to occur on Oct. 22.
Cuba in Darkness: Government Admits No Solution in Sight
On Thursday, October 17, 2024, more than half of Cuba was without electricity, according to data from the state Electric Co. (UNE).
Cuba’s Prime Minister Announces Energy Emergency
With the country in darkness and the economy paralyzed, Marrero says Cuba “is not yet in a bottomless abyss”.
One Business in Havana Cuba that is Booming
Thousands of Cubans from the country’s interior come to Havana every month to catch a flight out of the country.
Nicaragua’s Police Chief Denies Repression in the Country
Daniel Ortega proclaims Nicaragua “the safest country in Central America,” ignoring his government’s repression and the manipulation of data.
China-Cuba Relations, More Rhetoric than Trade & Investment
China points out ‘the unwillingness of Cuban leaders to adopt market-oriented reforms’ as bilateral imports and exports decrease.