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“They Chose to Support Repression, We Denounce It”

The text reviews the main ills that afflict Cuba, from the lack of public rights and freedoms to the most basic and elementary services…

“I used to buy the newspaper to use it as toilet paper, but a few days ago I came and found that they don’t sell newspapers here anymore”

Hurricane Julia, which hit Nicaragua between Orinoco and Laguna de Perlas in the South Caribbean early Sunday, left the country at 4:30 p.m.

After Hurricane Ian swept through the western part of the archipelago, the already existing crisis in this region has become more severe.

The Communist Party official said: “We will eat what we ourselves are able to grow, with a commitment to plant food crops.”

It didn’t matter that they had a license to sell their snow cones, the police said pushcart operators are required to keep moving…

Relatives are worried about the prisoners’ health. They denounce the isolation in El Chipote and retaliation in the La Modelo penitentiary.

Something that the Argentinian justice system bases on the principle of universal jurisdiction recognized in its Constitution.

The Texas Nicaraguan Community gives recommendations on how to identify scams and what relatives of migrants should do.

With the mobilization of police officers, State Security agents dressed in civilian clothes and military service recruits armed with sticks…