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Argentina: A Triumphant Milei Deepens His Far-Right Program

“Who could have imagined we’d win the province of Buenos Aires?” Milei exclaimed on returning to a TV studio the morning after the election.

60 Minutes found a palpable sense of unease & uncertainty among Venezuelans; some worried about a possible US ground invasion or air strikes.

“We know more about Melissa from Facebook than from Cubavision,” a young woman in Holguín tells this newspaper.

Getting a beloved animal out of Cuba can become an obstacle course as difficult—or even more so—than the one humans face when emigrating.

Venezuelan ruler Nicolas Maduro recently received bad news when he asked for help from his Cuban partners.

Declines in tourism revenue, tightening US sanctions, and reduced oil shipments from Venezuela have drained foreign reserves…

“We want the border to be a place of encounter, opportunity, and hope, instead of a place for division and militarization”.

The incoming president’s has an opportunity to shift institutional reform and renew respect for democratic values including press freedom,.

They’re no longer peoples’ fairs, but Agro-Industrial Fairs, and they’re not for everyone’s pocket. Prices are sky-high… (12 photos)

Desalination projects are booming in Chile, with 51 plants planned to process seawater and a combined investment of US$ 24.455 billion.