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Barbara Farrat: A Cuban Fighter & the Collapse of Her Home

Barbara saw her son leave for a police interrogation from which he never returned. Then she hung a photo of him on the wall.

They are in Havana, close to the sea. Behind them is a ruined building that is a poem for the eyes, a painful one, of farewells & twilight.

Ranchers dispute the allegations of the film “Patrol” accusing them of environmental destruction within Nicaragua’s jungle reserves.

We bring you the full-length documentary film just released: A Dangerous Assignment: Uncovering Corruption in Maduro’s Venezuela.

Sonia Ferreira watched the sea topple buildings all around her for years. Finally, the rise in sea levels wrecked her home in 2019.

Industrial food production on the Island fell 66.7% between 2018 and 2023 leading to shortages and considerable price increases.

Small businesses dedicated to the food trade are affected, and the annoyance of their owners who lose income and part of their merchandise.

The Mexican Social Security Institute announces the arrival of another 123 health workers after a meeting in Havana with Miguel Diaz-Canel.

According to the government statistics office, pork production fell from 2018 to 2023 by 91% decline and rice production declined by 90%.

The Climate in Latin America and the Caribbean report documents the Region’s struggles with the devastating impacts of climate change…