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Salt Piles up in Guantanamo, Shortage in the Rest of Cuba

For several years now, different official reports have noted the warehousing of salt due to the lack of transportation to distribute it.

I had contacted Lisandra, a Cuban and a dancer, just six days after Vladimir Putin invaded Ukrainian land in February 2022.

Many of the pharmaceutical artifacts were discovered during excavations and are part of the displayed collection. (12 photos)

The trial of Jair Bolsonaro and seven other alleged ringleaders of the 2022/23 coup attempts may define the political future of Brazil.

Debts to ranchers reach 150 million pesos in just three months. They say: “There is no milk because the state buyer doesn’t pay”.

A gas-export terminal threatening the “world’s aquarium” tests Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s pledge to protect the environment.

Since Trump took office, five flights with deportees have landed in Managua. They arrive on the first and third Thursday of each month.

For the first time ever, wild animals have been captured and relocated from one Latin American country to another for conservation purposes.

The most vulnerable Cubans don’t need speeches or pretty words. They need a system that is truly functional, dignified, and humane…

The regime has closed or confiscated 61 Nicaraguan media outlets, 4 reporters are in jail, and forced more than 283 journalists into exile.