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First Heavy Rains of the Year Expose Cuba’s Weak Spots

In addition to damaged crops & cuts in telecommunications & electricity, the rain left over a thousand homes partially or totally destroyed.

Since January, the official press has reported the lack of cans & containers for soft drinks in Los Portales, the main company on the island.

The organizations supported humanitarian, cultural, health, basic services & other initiatives benefitting the most vulnerable population.

In an unprecedented decision, the Mexican immigration authorities have offered to extend transit visas to those who need them.

The Chilean president affirms that his government “really” believes in democracy and “we are committed to respecting human rights.”

Ramirez is one of 40 Nicaraguans that will participate in events parallel to the Summit of the Americas.

The singer on “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and life) supported the exclusion of Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba from the Summit of the Americas

The testimony of five victims of the repression carried out by the Nicaraguan Immigration Office and their abrupt departure from Nicaragua…

This week we drew on freedom, that fundamental concept for humans. Meanwhile, mock trials took place for 2 critical artists (8 ilustraciones).

“They’re going to be laying them off, one by one. Because it doesn’t suit them [the authorities] to create a large fuss like in 2018″.