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Cuban Gov. Opens Mega Wholesale Store Selling in US Dollars

The Tiendas Caribe chain, part of the GAESA military consortium, inaugurated a new wholesale establishment that functions with US dollars.

New “National Defense Areas” in Texas and New Mexico are escalating a diplomatic crisis with Mexico, creating legal turmoil in US courts.

In 2016, the idea of opening a Cuban consulate in Florida resurfaced. The most logical location was in the Miami metropolitan area.

President Diaz-Canel proposes a direct flight between St. Petersburg and Havana to relaunch Russian tourism.

The pressure exerted by Trump on Mexico has prompted a shift in what was the Lopez Obrador government’s anti-drug strategy.

Through defunding and dismissing personnel, he’s launched what appears to be an attempt to dismantle the Human Rights Secretariat…

Oh, my dog! What kind of life are we living? Don’t bark, you’ll wake the neighbors. It’s almost two in the morning. I’m hungry too. (10 fotos)

All united around a common target: the current government and its stance on sovereignty, mining, and social security.

Tens of thousands of disaffected citizens were herded into a parade in front of Raul Castro and President Diaz-Canel.

“I feel proud of supporting my son,” says Ismari. “I feel dignified. And that’s what bothers the authorities the most.”