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Human Rights Entities Celebrate Duterte’s Trial

Duterte, 79, who ruled the Philippines from 2016 to 2022, is accused of a series of killings that constitute crimes against humanity.

Without offering solutions to this situation, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero calls on the agricultural sector to produce more.

Official figures show annual domestic consumption is around 700,000 tons, the 2024 harvest barely reached 80,000 tons, covering only 11%.

The Cuban diet is severely impacted by the scarcity of and rising prices for fresh produce, but also by poor nutritional education.

The Riverside Company is asking the US Department of Commerce to sanction Nicaragua under the provisions of the Cafta Free Trade agreement.

The internet speed in Cuba has always been poor, but some users have noticed that it’s getting worse in the past year.

I walk around the city without a camera, which is like saying that I feel incomplete, because my memories will die sooner rather than later.

The terminal in Cienfuegos was closed in 2019 due to serious problems with the roof and reopened three years later.

The Canadian company is losing money, according to expert William Pitt, and he fears an intervention by Gaesa in mining management.

After being closed for ten years, the museum has opened its doors with the exhibition “Havana Has the Face of a Woman”. (16 photos)