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From Cuba to Argentina: the Route of a Cuban in Bariloche

Alejandro, born in the Havana municipality of Diez de Octubre, is one of the 1,200 Cubans who, up to 2020, were living in Argentina.

With a divided opposition, Costa Rica’s elections are being watched with concern—and with them the danger of a right-wing populist model.

An international treaty adopted in 2015 aiming to reduce global warming and strengthen countries’ resilience to climate impacts.

I had no idea there could be a place needing humanitarian aid and that a government entity wouldn’t allow in physicians or health workers.

During my walks along the Havana Malecón, I always had the idea of going into the Paseo del Prado Hotel but never had. (11 photos)

Border Walls and Buoy Barriers Are Killing the Rio Grande. I Have a Front Row Seat.

The possibility of a US naval blockade of Cuba has entered political and media debate. What Is a naval blockade and what would it entail?

The decree, as is common in some Cuban laws, is not specific on key concepts such as gradualness, stages, exceptionality, resources,” etc.

Reuters and Politico cite high-level sources on an imminent escalation of pressure from the USA to block any delivery of crude to the Island.

For every dollar the world invests in protecting nature, it spends 30 dollars on destroying it, according to a study released Thursday.