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Controversy in Cuba over Rationed Rice Distribution

In Nuevo Vedado, the rice arrived at some ration stores last Friday along with “some chicken”. At others it did not arrive until Saturday.

Daniel Ortega & Rosario Murillo are holding student leaders, professors, opposition leaders, a journalist, and members of the Catholic Church

The Venezuelan police state, like those in Cuba and Nicaragua, is militaristic.

Without daring to fully enter the subject, Cuba’s official press mentioned in passing the “organized mafias” of the gas stations.

“When there is no visibility due to fog, the airport does not have the ground equipment to guide the landing, so the planes must circle around”

Every morning, hundreds of vendors coincide again on the same street, with their life stories and hopes, and reasons for being there.

The sidewalks of the Havana Capitol are guarded by uniformed men whose faces the people had not seen before.

We spotlight two young members of the Bronte Quartet, an ensemble that plays symphonies from anime, movies, and video games.

The prosecutor was investigating the January 9th assault on a Guayaquil, Ecuador television station.

These private businesses face numerous challenges in a country with deficient agricultural production, high prices & unhealthy dietary habits

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