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Cuban Doctors in Angola to Sue over Theft of Their Dollars

The tone rose during a tense two-hour meeting in Luanda: “We don’t want virtual money; they are scamming us.”

Despite all the shipments from Mexico, the Cuban population continues to suffer endless blackouts.

Voters also elect the vice-presidential running mate. Additionally, they will choose 36 senators and 120 deputies to the National Assembly.

“We must be ready to look for another path,” say young people who are trying to apostille their documents at the Foreign Ministry.

Despite stable macroeconomic indicators, poverty affects nearly a third of Peru’s inhabitants, with indigenous populations bearing the brunt.

Grossman suffers from crimes against humanity committed in the name of Israel, a country where he was born and learned to love.

When Kenita Placide co-founded United and Strong, St Lucia’s first LGBTQI+ organisation in 2001, death threats were routine.

They almost always cook over wood or charcoal in a huge pot where products contributed by many anonymous hands are prepared.

The proposed law would penalize companies who transfer call centers out of the United States and create incentives for those that remain.

Barcelona’s Plaça de Sant Jaume was filled with banners, cameras, and voices demanding justice for journalists killed in Gaza. (12 photos)