Cuba’s Economic Crisis Falls Heavily on the Retired
Ramon Tellez: “after 37 years as a professor with a Master’s degree, I retired on a pension of 2,230 pesos which is like saying nothing.”
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Cuba Gov. Manages to Buy a Half Million Eggs from Colombia
As a first purchase, two containers with 518,400 eggs total will soon leave for Cuba, providing the equivalent of one egg for every 20 Cubans
Green Spaces & Healthy Eating: A Winner Against Prediabetes
In the last 30 years, the number of adults with diabetes has tripled in the Americas.
Cuban Women Live at the Margins of a Regime Led by Men
The country’s highest authorities, headed by Raul Castro, close the Federation of Cuban Women’s congress in Havana .
Cuban ‘Mules’ Trapped in Haiti Due to the Chaos & Violence
The Government says it is carrying out “steps to guarantee the safe return”, but the conditions could prolong the operation over time.
Central American Bank to Limit New Loans to Ortega Regime
Nicaragua’s Minister of Finance protested, reminding the new CABEI bank president that Nicaragua voted for her.
March 8: Women’s Day with Less Rights in Nicaragua
For the sixth consecutive year, Nicaraguan women were unable to demonstrate on March 8th, under the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.
Cuban Peso Continues to Fall against the Dollar & Euro
Prime Minister Manuel Marrero said that among the Cuban Government’s pending tasks, is “the restructuring of the foreign exchange market.”
UN Green Climate Fund Halts Nicaraguan “Bio-CLIMA” Project
The UN Green Climate Fund noted the Ortega-Murillo regime’s failure to comply with project rules regarding environmental & social safeguards
Keys to Understanding Venezuela’s Next Elections
Venezuela set the date of July 28 for their next presidential elections, already marked by the disqualification of opposition candidates…