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Becquer Found Guilty: Will Abuse Survivors Get Reparations?

The details of the ruling still remain unknown. On social media, citizens are asking whether this sentence is just & healing for his victims.

ETECSA is one of the few Cuban state entities that generates a large income, and, even so, it is in a difficult financial situation.

The Maduro regime’s authorities and official media have turned a blind eye to the massive, forced migration.

UN Human Rights Committee evaluated Nicaragua’s compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

The charges note they even “shouted disrespectful and offensive phrases and slogans” against the president, Miguel Diaz-Canel.

These dismissals make Cubans fear that the promised solution to energy shortages will not occur in December.

The victims of Ortega’s political persecution confront increased anxiety with the regime holding their relatives hostage.

Small electric vehicles for public transport, and initiatives encouraging the use of bicycles, represent opportunities & challenges for Cuba.

Emergency humanitarian aid from the US Government to Cuba includes approximately two million USD in supplies.

As if by magic, the store shelves were filled with medicines that have not been seen for months. The sudden abundance generated suspicion.