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US Revokes Sugar Quota for Nicaragua

The United States can take away Nicaragua’s partial or total access to the market, applying a security clause.

Thousands of Panamanians demand that the government reduce the cost of living, including gas, food, medicine and energy prices.

The closure of highways has meant that transport companies, used by migrants to cross the isthmus to Costa Rica, could not continue operating

The departure of 15 Nicaraguan journalists through trails on the border has been documented in the last two weeks.

Cuban energy managers said that they were concerned about the long hours without electricity that Cubans spend, however…

The unified demands will address measures related to fuel, food, medicine, electricity, corruption, and 6% of GDP for education.

The US demands greater vigilance against attempts to evade export controls after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

It’s 1 AM and there are two young women trying to study in the living room of the women’s residence at a Cuban university…

The River Foundation reported at least 141 mining concessions in the lands belonging to the Chorotega, Matagalpa, Mayangna & Miskito peoples.

Contrary to what might happen in similar situations, various initiatives started up, both in and outside the island, wanting to be useful…