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Several Chinese Stores Close in Nicaragua

The sudden closure of several Chinese businesses in Managua and Masaya has raised suspicions among economists.

Detained in a secret location since March 2024, the ex-Minister of Economy & Finance was one of president Diaz-Canel’s most trusted officials.

For decades in Cuba, the standard food rations served as a safety net during times of economic turmoil like this.

The scarcity of water hangs incessantly over rural communities in eastern Guatemala, part of the Central American Dry Corridor.

For the finals we have 59 photos from 18 photographers. The jury is selecting a first, second, third and fourth place in each category.

In Holguín, a swollen river has flooded the homes in Cueto to the point that some have disappeared beneath the water.

In the Rio Grande Valley, a coalition of farmers, educators, and advocates is reimagining a food system built on justice, not scarcity.

“Who could have imagined we’d win the province of Buenos Aires?” Milei exclaimed on returning to a TV studio the morning after the election.

60 Minutes found a palpable sense of unease & uncertainty among Venezuelans; some worried about a possible US ground invasion or air strikes.

“We know more about Melissa from Facebook than from Cubavision,” a young woman in Holguín tells this newspaper.