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Javier Milei Wins the Argentine Presidential Elections

The far-right candidate obtains 55.69% of the votes, compared to 44.3% for the Peronist Sergio Massa, with 99% counted.

“If they were going to take me to trial, I didn’t want to stay in Cuba obviously. My children don’t have a father; I’m their mother & father”

The pirate on Oficios Street is one of the signs that Old Havana has seen better times.

The former Ortega political prisoner denounces the persecution suffered by his relatives in Nicaragua, forcing some into exile.

Today, Saturday, you went to visit your parents and on your way home, you treat yourself to these fifteen or twenty minutes just for yourself

He said that he likes the work he is doing, but he misses his profession, just as every day he misses and longs to return to his country.

The three Russian journalists from the Sputnik News Agency are visiting Nicaragua to dedicate several days to training official journalists.

Given the lack of mental health attention for her son, Cari let out a scream of frustration on social media. People heard her, but…

Activists accuse the Mexican Government of violating the human rights of migrants, including taking them off the train & persecuting them.

The announcement that Le Dîner en Blanc would take place in Cuba sparked a heated debate and Cubans have different opinions.