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Honey, Profitable for Cuban Beekeepers When the State Pays

Many beekeepers also complain about the bureaucracy that they must conquer before receiving their money — sometimes five or six months late.

Finding a sponsor is an essential first step for those wishing to apply for entry into the United States under the new program.

Bag watchers, help with paperwork, photos, and street vendors for hundreds of Cubans waiting in line for visas or interviews.

“We are going to return despite the fact that the situation in the country is critical due to the dictatorship of President Daniel Ortega.”

Experts predict that Cuba will need constant annual growth of at least 6% to support its development plans.

The US immigration plan will aggravate the humanitarian crisis in Nicaragua, Cuba and Haiti by reducing the number of migrants that can enter.

The main and most visible symptom of the latent socio-political and human rights crisis in Nicaragua, during 2022, was the massive migration.

The Biden administration announced the closure of overland entry and the opening of a parallel program of temporary parole…

Prophesies include natural disasters by hurricanes, sea surges and river floods that will result in economic and human losses.

Surveilled, threatened, harassed, and in several cases detained for questioning, the mothers, wives, and sisters of prisoners don’t desist.