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Young Argentine Women Forge a Future in Cooperative Factory

The cooperative’s laboratory is also a space for social and community meetings to fight for rights and generate collective awareness.

Nayib Bukele appears determined to barrel ahead with his plan for Bitcoin acceptance, for the internal economy & also in his related projects.

Today’s featured artist is Tino Contreras from Mexico with the song “San Luis Blues” from the album “Jazz en Riguz” (1963).

Faced with this scenario of Russia’s imperial war, the United Nations should undergo a process of reinvention.

A total of 141 of the 193 UN member states supported the resolution that “deplores” the Russian aggression. Nicaragua and Cuba abstained.

The closure of European airspace to Russian planes is one of the first collateral consequences for Cuba of the invasion of Ukraine.

The EU delegation noted it raises the Ukrainian flag “as a symbol of solidarity in support of the sovereignty, peace and freedom of Ukraine”

El Salvador, Costa Rica & Panama will relax health restriction in the third year of the pandemic to increase tourism and improve the economy.

Today’s featured artist is Ceumar from Brazil with the song “Silencia” from the album of the same name (2014).

One journalist was killed and others injured after police opened fire on a demonstration of factory workers in Port-au-Prince.