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The Caribbean Fight to Dismantle Anti-LGBTQI+ Colonial Laws

When Kenita Placide co-founded United and Strong, St Lucia’s first LGBTQI+ organisation in 2001, death threats were routine.

They almost always cook over wood or charcoal in a huge pot where products contributed by many anonymous hands are prepared.

The proposed law would penalize companies who transfer call centers out of the United States and create incentives for those that remain.

Barcelona’s Plaça de Sant Jaume was filled with banners, cameras, and voices demanding justice for journalists killed in Gaza. (12 photos)

The price of the US dollar (USD) in Cuba’s informal market reached the 400 Cuban pesos (CUP) record mark on Monday, August 11, 2025.

For over two decades, Bolivian journalists have faced intimidation, legal harassment, & violence from politicians intent on silencing dissent

The Attorney General’s Office has shifted from being the “State’s lawyer” to a repressive arm used to confiscate, spy on, and dismiss.

The US president unilaterally initiated the battle, and everything indicates it will tend to worsen for a Brazil…

The figure, calculated from partial data, could be even worse, as Cuba goes from being the world’s leading producer to importer.

An official Cuban newspaper laments the loss of value of the MLC and its replacement by the “empire’s” currency.