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Memorial Trees Planted in Brazil for Covid-19 Victims

The effort combines conservation with memorials to the victims of COVID-19, the UN Environment Program (UNEP) highlighted this week.

Ortega’s political prisoners are routinely charged with drug trafficking & weapons possession. “I was also carrying a tank,” joked Betata.

The economic crisis and shortages, aggravated by COVID-19, have had a significant impact on women’s lives: their intimate hygiene.

Stories of artisans and professionals who oppose the regime. They now face continual harassment from the police and paramilitary.

One of the most controversial points of the reforms, is the 300-500% or greater price increase of products and services.

The doctor, Pablo Moreno, fired from the Manolo Morales Hospital, is a gastroenterologist with over two decades of experience.

The writer examines the impact that the recent inclusion in the list would have on the orientation of the Biden Administration’s Cuba policy.

The Proposals’ Group for Nicaragua points out the challenges and actions for a new administration after the departure of Daniel Ortega.

The government in Havana decided that in addition to the fines, ranging between 2,000-3,000 pesos, criminal proceedings would be initiated.

Even in the middle of the shipwreck, the US president found time to put Cuba back on the US’ list of state sponsors of terrorism.