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Mexico Eliminates Migrant Camps on the Border with the USA

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.

In March 2023, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said that Cuba is a country where you can walk down the street in peace at 11 PM.

The Cuban chess teacher Daylin Magariño emigrated to Spain, where she has created an academy, called Riojaque.

For many of Argentina’s voters the choice in the 19 November presidential runoff is between the lesser of two evils.

The Organization will continue to monitor the situation in Nicaragua & warns that its human rights obligations do not end with the withdrawal.

On July 11, 2021, Samuel Pupo Martinez stood on top of an overturned car in Cardenas, Matanzas, shouting “Down with Communism! Patria y Vida!”

Spain has four times as many companies present at the Havana event, but Moscow is fashionable on the Island

Cubans are used to living without power even when the leaders declare better times with prosperity on the horizon.

Conversations began 2 years ago. The subject: regenerating land, family, economy, & culture. “This is where the idea for solar panels came in”.