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Wells to Alleviate Water Shortages in Venezuelan Capital

“It’s expensive, but we’re talking about water,” Ronny Castro, a user of a well built by 76 families in four adjacent buildings, told IPS.

Maxibebe started with two main objectives: first, to sell baby food; & secondly, to raise awareness on the value of natural homemade products.

Cuba’s progress in the genetic engineering and biotechnology sector has allowed it to produce genetically modified seeds.

The popularity of the president catapulted his New Ideas party to even greater political power in this Central American country.

On February 26, an Animal Protection Act was finally approved. Animal protectors have campaigned for many years to obtain it.

While observational studies point towards safety and efficiency, a clinical trial is still needed to confirm its preventive qualities.

With strikingly similar tactics, they restrict freedom of expression and limit the exercise of journalism in their countries.

The Biden government says it is analyzing the extremely deteriorated relations with Cuba. The question is what will they do and when?

Cuba’s Ministry of Labor recently identified 124 prohibited private jobs, explicitly banning those relating to architecture and engineering.

They aren’t living “normal lives”. They can’t leave their homes when they want to. They can’t hold a job that requires leaving their homes.