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The Difference of “Voluntary” Work in Cuba and Brazil

One of the most traumatic memories from my life in Cuba is of those so-called “voluntary” workdays that weren’t really voluntary at all…

With his death, Mario Vargas Llosa has closed the door on the most splendid era of our literature. The light, however, will remain on.

The governments of the United States and El Salvador have subjected over 200 Venezuelans to forced disappearance and arbitrary detention.

Vivienne Maricevic from the USA took our photo of the day: “The Palomino Family”, in Bogota, Colombia.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa won the election by approximately 10 points, with more than 97% of the votes counted.

“The memorandum with the USA not only allows “military bases,” but also involves Panama in the war between the United States and China”.

Amidst the tariff wars, the regional body opted for belligerent rhetoric instead of practical proposals.

By Yordanka HAVANA TIMES – Today’s featured artist is Jorge Luis Chacin from Venezuela. He performs “Se Me Estaba Olvidando”

Electoral campaigning ended on Thursday April 10th, as did the publication of polling data. Now comes a tense wait until election day.

Exactly 25 years after Panama recovered its sovereignty over the canal and negotiated the definitive departure of the US military bases.