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Venezuelans Migrants “Extorted” by Nicaraguan Immigration

The immigrants were charged US $150 for fake safe passage authorization. Those who protested were strip-searched to find their money.

In the midst of an almost absolute blackout in Havana’s Vedado, the Grand Aston Hotel Havana seemed to have fallen from another world.

Even the state-run newspaper Granma asks why Cuban farm products are not being sold in the establishments selling with USD prices.

“A lot of capital needs to be injected to get rid of these blackouts that are the bane of the Cuban population’s existence.”

Pressures are growing from the Ortega regime so that Rolando Alvarez, bishop of Matagalpa, be banished from his country…

The new Colombian President calls for a more equitable distribution of wealth, social peace and protection of the environment.

Without preliminary assessments of the significant damage, efforts are mainly focusing on extinguishing the fire and rescuing missing persons.

Relatives now denounce that Esteban Paniagua and Armando Robles, detained since November 6th, have suffered bogus trials and cruel treatment.

The poetry improv event will be held from August 8-12, organized by the cultural projects RolleX and Oralitura Habana.

The unprecedented Constitutional Convention was made up of an equal balance of men and women and included the country’s indigenous peoples.