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Cuba’s Lights Continue to Flicker

Declines in tourism revenue, tightening US sanctions, and reduced oil shipments from Venezuela have drained foreign reserves…

“We want the border to be a place of encounter, opportunity, and hope, instead of a place for division and militarization”.

The incoming president’s has an opportunity to shift institutional reform and renew respect for democratic values including press freedom,.

They’re no longer peoples’ fairs, but Agro-Industrial Fairs, and they’re not for everyone’s pocket. Prices are sky-high… (12 photos)

Desalination projects are booming in Chile, with 51 plants planned to process seawater and a combined investment of US$ 24.455 billion.

Camagüey, a symbol of colonial architecture with its soft light and daily resilience, remains a beautiful yet weary city. (25 photos)

The report describes how these “troll farms” function as propaganda and intimidation arms of the regime.

The new model seeks to attract foreign currency not only through fixed rents but also by revitalizing the island’s tourism marketing…

“There has never been a case like Traven, and not just because of the mystery about him. He seemed to feel Mexico in his own flesh.”

The first major test for Bolivia’s president-elect Rodrigo Paz will be consolidating his power base in the legislature.