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Cuba Blames the US for Instability in Rationed Food Items

According to Díaz-Canel, his Government spends about 230 million dollars monthly to guarantee the rationed food products.

The deeply unpopular president came to power following the December 2022 ousting of Pedro Castillo from office.

Viola Fletcher and Lessie Benningfield Randle are now both 109 as the demand advances for reparations.

Highs will range between 26 and 30ºC (79 and 86 F), & lows between 16 and 21ºC (61 and 70 F). The sea surface temperature will be 26ºC (79 F).

Member states will continue to follow up on the situation in Nicaragua, but “without a cloak of officialdom,” affirms an expert.

Mass protests continue against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On Tuesday night, Israeli police fired water cannons at protesters.

The workers were hit after they left a warehouse where they had unloaded more than 100 tons of food aid they had brought into Gaza from Cyprus

All the information published over the magazine’s 40-year history from the now-shuttered UCA, are at its new web address: revistaenvio.org.

Ken Jamieson from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Sunny Saturday by the Rio Bayamo”, in Granma, Cuba.

In Jerusalem, police fired skunk spray at demonstrators blocking a highway. They were calling for a ceasefire and the release of all hostages.