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Cuban Exile Raises $12,000 to Replace Billboard in Miami

The above advertising poster was removed on July 14, after a campaign on social networks where it was described as an “insult” to exiles.

Dario is a locksmith in Flores, a middle-class neighborhood in the Argentine capital, who will have to stop working in the next few days.

After over two months of solitary confinement, relatives of political prisoner Yubrank Suazo were able to see briefly him.

With a strategy of decentralization and a strong presence in Chile’s multiple regions & cities, the Social Movements launched their campaign.

What amendments were made to the Family Act that will be up for a popular referendum in Cuba on September 25th?

Cuba’s minister of Economy and Planning, Alejandro Gil Fernandez, presented what he called “new measures to revive the Cuban economy…

A growing group of Nicaraguan migrants has formed in the last decade in the canton of Atenas, in the central valley of Costa Rica.

There’s a first-class athlete that is now in a very tough spot: boxer Andy Cruz. The big star of the Cuban ring is now one big outcast.

La Prensa revealed, that “journalists, editors, photographers & other employees” have left the country to “protect their safety and freedom”.

Tired of media censorship and the political and economic crisis in Venezuela, Maria Jose Vargas gave up her job with a digital TV channel.