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Peruvian Village Suffers Decades of Health Disaster

“We are not asking for money, but for our health, for a dignified life,” is the cry of the people of Choropampa, Peru.

Messages from the children and relatives of political prisoners will be broadcast during the concert that will start at 7 PM on June 4.

Immigration agents will decide who is eligible and immediately expel migrants who seek asylum without a “credible fear” of return.

The donation process shouldn’t be taken lightly, regardless of whether it’s being led by a state institution or private initiative…

“Carlos Varela speaks to the reality of a country that is drifting in the ebb & flow of a political game where we are nothing more than pawns.”

With the cancellation of another 96 NGOs tomorrow, those shuttered since 2018 will rise to 452, of which 378 have been so far in 2022.

In 2021, Cuba spent US $280 million on buying chicken from the USA, when Cuban farmers could produce the same amount of pork with that money.

The free entry of Cubans into Nicaragua is “a way of waging ‘war’ on the United States, but it is also a great source of foreign currency.

Like so many women, for years, I struggled to get pregnant. My husband and I tried everything that we could do to start a family of our own.

In stores that take payment in pesos, purchases will continue to be written down in the ration book and limitations will be applied…