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The Limbo Facing Migrants: On the Streets and Expectant

More than 3,400 migrants who entered through El Paso were expelled in a week to Mexico or their countries of origin.

The sharp deterioration in the living conditions over the last decade has gone hand in hand with the decline of the Venezuelan economy.

Visiting photographer Javier Caso is interrogated by Cuban State Security over his relationship with filmmakers Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz.

Without alternatives to the economic, social, political & ideological measures imposed for 63 years, there is no solution.

If I had to give one piece of advice to a visitor to Cuba for the first time it would be: mix with the Cuban people, visit a family’s home…

“Hopefully it’s just a bad run and we can return to peace of mind,” in Cuba said singer Yuliesky Perez Placeres.

Experts offer advice to migrating Nicas on how to avoid becoming victims of ransom attempts, and what families should do if this occurs.

The protagonists are an American-Venezuelan musician, a mysterious Anglo-Saxon investor and the shadow of Mariela Castro.

The human rights activist pointed out the need to go beyond dialogue and sanctions with a regime that is committing crimes against humanity

Despite the “modernization” and “tweaking” process of socialist state companies, this figure reveals the inefficiency of its business model.