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Ukraine War, a New Setback for the Cuban Economy

“Sanctions against Russia are also going to be felt in informal supplies of equipment and materials for private transport.”

Confidencial talks with Nicaraguans in Costa Rica: journalist Wendy Quintero, entrepreneur Eveling Cuningham and singer Olguita Acuña.

Former President of the CSE was accused of illicit enrichment and corruption allegations but was never investigated under Ortega’s protection.

Other European embassies have shown their support for the Ukrainians & their president, placing the blue & yellow flag in their outdoor areas.

Lisandra has been living in Ukraine for five years. She’s a ballet dancer, having studied at Cuba’s National School of Ballet.

After the 2018 social outbreak began, Yoel Sandino, created a Facebook page to share information about the crisis Nicaragua was experiencing.

No Chilean Constitution in the past has referred to the indigenous people of Chile or their rights, like other Latin American constitutions…

Wives of former presidential hopefuls Felix Maradiaga and Juan Sebastian Chamorro call urgently for the liberation of the political prisoners

The cooperative’s laboratory is also a space for social and community meetings to fight for rights and generate collective awareness.

The political sciences and international relations student completed 115 days under arrest in the cells of the La Esperanza women’s prison.