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Cubans Take Advantage of the Workday To Stand in Lines

Workers flee in search of food and state-owned businesses and offices are sometimes left unattended during the day.

Like its predecessor Helene, this hurricane has been strengthened by waters warmed by climate change. Millions in Florida sought shelter…

Camagüey, Cuba Priest Alberto Reyes accuses the regime of committing “a silent genocide” against the population.

Nicolas Maduro proclaimed himself the winner of the presidential elections on July 28 in Venezuela, despite losing in a landslide. (Video)

The votes of 63 million Latino Americans will be an important factor in the November US presidential election.

The reason for this strike of empty milk cans is the lack of cash in the banks preventing farmers from receiving payment for the product.

The music of Nicaraguan rapper Dares Jaguar ranges from sensitive artistic expression to a raging political weapon.

The official newspaper Victoria, from the Isle of Youth, joined the commemoration on October 1, of the International Day of the Elderly.

In addition to the holes in the sidewalks and balconies that threaten to collapse, there is also the deterioration of the traffic lights.

Dr. Ahmed Hashem Abu Nasser is one of a handful of doctors in north Gaza treating scores of children for malnutrition.