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Historic Verdict on Bolsonaro Fuels New Tensions in Brazil

US President Donald Trump posted that he was “very unhappy” with the decision and surprised by the conviction of a “good man”.

In its bid to show muscle against rising crime and calm discontent, the regime claims to be treating the matter as a national security issue.

The Government insists the maintenance of the Guiteras plant is essential and calls on the population for “understanding and discipline”.

This is not the first time the government has boasted of strong Cuba-China cooperation, only for the Chinese government to later backtrack.

The reconnection of the grid does not mean electricity has returned to all Cubans, who suffer an average of over 15 hours a day without power

From the increasingly common charcoal stoves to homemade wind turbines, people have turned to ingenuity to get through the crisis.

Delegating the task of thinking to ChatGPT or Gemini Deep Think diminishes our ability to reason.

“I love working the hives… because it’s what I like to do. But the Government discourages us every time it imposes these measures.”

Sept. 8th marks another anniversary of the coming of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, the Patron Saint of Cuba and of all Cubans (18 photos)

I applaud the professionals at CUPET for their efforts; however, I stress the importance of being clear and transparent in their reports.