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Cuba’s Main Pharmaceutical Industry Admits Severe Shortages

The company in charge of supplying 369 basic medicines, ensures that there are no raw materials, nor the materials necessary to produce.

Havana Weather for July 20-26

Partly cloudy days are expected from the end of the morning, becoming cloudy in the afternoon with a high probability of rain and storms.

Whistleblower Says Texas Officers Were Ordered to Push Migrant Children into Rio Grande

That’s according to the Houston Chronicle, which obtained an email by a Texas Public Safety Department agent calling for policy changes.

Pedro Barrientos Loses US citizenship for Heinous Crimes

Barrientos illegally acquired citizenship for having given false testimony and participated in extrajudicial executions…

Suspended Drops, Caracas, Venezuela – Photo of the Day

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Suspended Drops”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Boric Calls for No Tolerance of the Crisis in Nicaragua

The Chilean president has been one of the Latin American leaders who has most strongly condemned human rights violations in Nicaragua

Nicaragua Alone Backing Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Cuba and Venezuela accept an explicit condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, while Ortega remained alone in rejection.

UN Warns Russia’s Suspension of Black Sea Grain Deal Puts Millions at Risk of Hunger

Hundreds of millions of people face hunger, and consumers are confronting a global cost-of-living crisis, and they will pay the price.

Green Fund Asked Not to Approve Funds to Ortega

Several organizations note that the BioClima project will not help the indigenous population, but instead will spread repression & violence.

Unrelenting Heat Scorches Planet, Shattering Records from U.S. to China

Suffocating heat is gripping three continents as the summer’s record-breaking temperatures continue to scorch large swaths of the U.S., Asia and Europe.