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The 44th Havana Film Festival Took to the Streets

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

Government workers are banned from talking about Sheynnis Palacios and her Miss Universe win, “people have even been fired for posting memes”

This past week, there was a story regarding Olympic gold medal boxer Mario Kindelan that captured the attention of the social networks.

Climate change’s impact on water resources is one of the greatest challenges, given water’s strategic importance, especially in agriculture.

They first used their Cybercrimes Law as a “gag law” to criminalize opponents and journalists. They’re now extending it to any citizen…

Salcedo transmitted through her social networks the protests of several mothers in front of the Ministry of Public Health.

Nicaraguan producers denounce that other coffee companies refuse to receive their coffee arguing that the beans have a lien on them from CISA.