Cuba Faces the Same Blackouts in January as in Summer
This highlights the seriousness of the energy situation that no longer needs to wait for hellish heat to have 12-14 hours of blackouts.
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The Thieves in a Havana Ration Store Had No Luck
“You have to be clueless to raid that store that is more empty than the freezer in my refrigerator at home,” says one resident.
Venezuelan Supreme Court Bans Maduro’s Top Competitors
They’ve chosen to mount “fraudulent elections,” denounced Maria Corina Machado. The United States will review their sanctions on Venezuela.
Do Election Polls Deserve the Current Crisis of Confidence?
According to a study conducted in Chile, there is a high level of mistrust in surveys, even among those who regularly respond to them.
President of Costa Rica Sparks Xenophobic Comments
“Emphasizing a homicide committed by a Nicaraguan, is the old tactic of blaming migrants for the country’s problems.”
Havana Building Collapses Are Great News for Scavengers
The collapse at Zulueta 505 and the garbage heaps at the Monte & Egido portals are the workplaces of those known as “piranhas” and “termites”
Jon Lee Anderson: Trump Populism & Latin American Clones
“It’s very worrisome that voters are seeking people like that to resolve their problems,” warns the US journalist.
Israel Ordered to Prevent Genocide in Gaza
Quoting from UN General Assembly Resolution 96 of December 11, 1946, Judge Joan E. Donoghue said genocide shocks “the conscience of mankind.”
Controversy in Cuba over Rationed Rice Distribution
In Nuevo Vedado, the rice arrived at some ration stores last Friday along with “some chicken”. At others it did not arrive until Saturday.
How Ortega Has Silenced 105 Political Prisoners and Families
Daniel Ortega & Rosario Murillo are holding student leaders, professors, opposition leaders, a journalist, and members of the Catholic Church