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Cuba Ups Its Official Purchase Rate for US Dollars by 500%

As of today, the purchase of US dollars from individuals at banks & change houses will be 120 Cuban pesos for one US dollar, up from 24×1.

The religious leader took to the streets and preached, prayed and sang praises in front of the police who harass him in Matagalpa, Nicaragua.

The Ortega-Murillo regime closed between Monday and Tuesday, a feminist radio, ten Catholic radio stations and a private television channel

Since June 2022, several protests were reported on social networks, mainly due to the energy crisis that Cuba has been experiencing for months.

Abortion in Cuba is not “as easy as pulling teeth.” Let’s examine what the abortion process in the island is really like.

Priest surrounded inside the church by riot police reports one wounded; they seize equipment from a Catholic radio shut down…

Celebrating the 69th anniversary of July 26th, President Diaz Canel recalled the historical arguments that led to the armed struggle.

The film and cultural event makes a comeback to the Holguin coastal community with a multicultural program.

Alejandro Tamayo Chacon was arrested by force. Police officers broke into his home without a warrant and dragged him to the patrol car…

They said the cancellation of the legal status of more than 1,200 associations “represents a clear pattern of repression of civic society.”