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Russians Take Control of One of Cuba’s Largest Sugar Mills

The Russians are going to repair the plant & start producing. They will bring their own workers, but say there will be some places for us.

“Cuba moves ahead towards National Food Sovereignty” It is always spoken as something just out of reach, in a future that never arrives.

The crisis that a new baby can cause has been an opportunity for us to reinvent our connection and seek out new spaces to strengthen our love

In this South American country, public health centers treat patients free of charge, whether or not they have Argentine documents.

SORM technology allows the monitoring of credit cards, e-mail, phone calls, text messages and social media.

The Chilean Foreign Minister assured that over the weekend she spoke with several of the former Nicaraguan political prisoners.

Bukele continues to bypass accountability and transparency procedures, building a huge prison about which no one knows important details.

“It is understandable” that more and more people from Sancti Spiritus turn to social networks to buy drugs to put an end to a toothache.

Stella is a man who knows the Cuban Church inside out and his diplomatic skills are still fresh in the Cuban authorities’ memories.

Around 30% of the employees of the Parque Central Hotel emigrated recently and their positions have been filled by students.