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Airbnb Fined for Violating the US Embargo on Cuba

Airbnb said it took steps to correct its enforcement deficiencies &, as part of its agreement with OFAC, will implement additional commitments

Social media platforms have echoed requests for help from mothers & relatives of young people arrested from the July 11th protests in Cuba.

“We want to boost water security as well as gender equality because they are two sides of the same coin,” Elena Villanueva told IPS.

Analysts look with suspicion at the data released and do not hesitate to point out that behind this increase there are interests at stake.

Cubans can now enter Nicaragua without a visa and many islanders have opted to fly directly to Managua, as a safer route towards the USA.

After a statistical analysis of 8,000 searches on the site in the past four months, we selected the 30 most frequently mentioned activities.

Nicaraguans exiled in Costa Rica denounce the state-sanctioned violence back home and the backsliding of most people’s rights there.

“I have rum and cigarettes,” an old man proclaims as he walks from one corner to another on Reina street. “Rum at 600 and cigarettes at 100.”

US actor Michael Foster, Dutch communicator Dick Bol and Basque feminist-economist Clara Murguialday tell how they support Nicaraguans.

A company or government takes on debt, and these funds must be used exclusively to meet a specific environmental or social goal…