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Ex-U.S. Ambassador Victor Manuel Rocha Charged with Spying for Cuba

Justice Department officials said Rocha obtained US gov. positions that provided him with access to nonpublic information to pass to Havana.

Sunday’s referendum has heightened fears in Guyana that Venezuela could try to take over Essequibo through annexation.

Russia will open a new route to Cuba between Saint Petersburg and Cayo Coco, in Ciego de Ávila.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres: “We are living through climate collapse in real time, and the impact is devastating…

“The word is dangerous to those in power. Here we are, Sergio Ramirez & myself. They took away our nationality & confiscated our belongings”

Quezada expressed criticism of the Ortega regime on social networks hours before being kidnapped. His whereabouts are unknown.

Satoshi Okayasu from Japan took our photo of the day: “Christmas Cactus Flower”, in Tokyo, Japan.

Israel has agreed to extend its truce with Hamas for a seventh day to facilitate the exchange of captives before the massacre resumes.

In the coming days, the probability of rain will continue to be low, although mostly cloudy skies are expected from the end of the morning.

The Siekopai are on the brink of extinction with a population of only 800 people in Ecuador and 1,200 in Peru.