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Ecuador’s Runoff Presidential Elections on April 13th

Will Ecuador move towards a more cohesive governance model or continue to be plagued by internal divisions?

The main artery of Old Havana has lost much of the network of residents who once gave it grace and life. Here’s what’s happened.

Tourism officials invite the Chinese to “discover the smile, gratitude, & spirituality of a noble, heroic, resilient, and optimistic people”.

Forty-seven million professionals, patients, and health advocates have signed a petition to make air pollution a public health priority.

We’re seeing historic lows in prices, with far more sellers than buyers,” explained a real estate agent based in the city of Camagüey.

For several years now, different official reports have noted the warehousing of salt due to the lack of transportation to distribute it.

I had contacted Lisandra, a Cuban and a dancer, just six days after Vladimir Putin invaded Ukrainian land in February 2022.

Many of the pharmaceutical artifacts were discovered during excavations and are part of the displayed collection. (12 photos)

The trial of Jair Bolsonaro and seven other alleged ringleaders of the 2022/23 coup attempts may define the political future of Brazil.

Debts to ranchers reach 150 million pesos in just three months. They say: “There is no milk because the state buyer doesn’t pay”.