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This Is How “The Law” Works in Cuba (Video)

What is the concept of “alegality”? How does it manifest in Cuba and other regimes without the rule of law? (Video)

The decrease in agricultural production, reflected in official government data from both countries, will affect the region’s food security.

Blackouts and declining hotel quality are taking a toll on the island’s leading tourism market, Canada.

Migration has marked this territory in Chalatenango, El Salvador, where the war once raged.

Hurricane Oscar left Cuba on Monday, but the anguish continues in San Antonio del Sur, Imias, and, to a lesser extent, in Baracoa.

What is behind this deal? What can be expected under the term of Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum?

Desperation grew after the first nearly 30 hours without electricity throughout Cuba that could last much longer.

The judge ruled that, “for human rights reasons,” Jose Ruben Zamora should be granted the measure. His release is set to occur on Oct. 22.

On Thursday, October 17, 2024, more than half of Cuba was without electricity, according to data from the state Electric Co. (UNE).

With the country in darkness and the economy paralyzed, Marrero says Cuba “is not yet in a bottomless abyss”.