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Cuba Extends Tax-Free Import of Food & Medicines to June 30

For other products, the tax exemption limit is increased, from $200 to $500.

The legally binding order was issued after a request by South Africa, which brought the genocide case against Israel to the ICJ in January.

Over the next few days, it will be partly cloudy in Havana during the morning, with decreasing clouds in the afternoon & a low chance of rain

The victims included transgender women, high school students, & prisoners who gave birth in captivity and whose babies were taken from them.

Tünnermann was a founder of the Civic Alliance. He served as the Rector of UNAN-León, Minister of Education, and Ambassador to the US

Cathy Wixon from the United States took our photo of the day: “Portraits in Havana, Cuba”.

We know you love discovering new landscapes and taking portraits. Now it’s your turn to show us the images you like most!

“It is my solemn duty to report on the worst of what humanity is capable of and to present my finding,” ‘The Anatomy of a Genocide.’

Ecuador has been under a state of emergency since January due to rising violence by armed groups linked to the drugs trade.

“Today is, without a doubt, an important day for democracy in Brazil. It is the beginning of a new struggle…”