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Chilean Communities Mobilize in the Face of a Water Crisis

Rural Chileans are organizing to defend their water rights which have been abused by large agricultural producers and mining interests.

After the December 3 referendum, Maduro proposed the passing of a law to create a new Venezuelan State to administer Essequibo.

With 99.65% of ballot boxes tallied, 55.76% rejected the new text spearheaded by the far right led by Jose Antonio Kast, 44.24% voted for it.

With the awards ceremony on Friday evening the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema concludes in Havana.

I’ve wondered if Cuban guajiros are happy, if they are happier than city dwellers and what really is happiness.” (9 Pictures)

In February 2023, 222 political prisoners were spirited to the United States from Nicaragua. Here’s the story of that freedom flight.

The 44th Festival of New Latin American Cinema taking place in Havana, Cuba until December 17th sought to bring cinema to a broader public.

For the second time in little more than a year, Chileans head to the polls Sunday December 17th to vote on another proposed new constitution.

Roberto Perez was sentenced to 10 years in prison for ripping up a portrait of Fidel Castro during the protests on July 11, 2021.

The Italian-Cuban mixed company BioCuba Caffe was established in Santiago de Cuba, between the businessman and the Cuban state