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Hurricane Ian Zeroing in on Western Cuba

As if food and medicine shortages, and constant blackouts were not enough, now western Cuba is facing the imminent visit of Hurricane Ian.

The government says a total of 66.87% of those who cast their ballots on Sunday voted Yes, equaling 46.6% of the 8,447,467 qualified voters.

The dictatorship proceeds judicially, without specifying the charges, against three priests, a deacon, two seminarians and a cameraman.

As Cubans go to the polls today to approve or reject a new Family Code, civil defense authorities are concerned about Tropical Storm Ian.

Today’s featured band is Birds on a Wire based in France with the song “La Marelle (Amarelinha)” from the album “Ramages” (2020).

Nicaraguans in exile and members of different Nicaraguan diasporas that have formed in the United States participated in the sit-in.

The agency responsible for tax revenue has blocked the transmission of a “certificate of fiscal solvency” to the cancelled NGOs…

Frantzsen Charles & Tayson Lartigue are the latest names added to this year’s tragic tally of journalists killed while on assignment in Haiti

Sergey Lavrov arrived 90 minutes late to the Security Council chambers and then abandoned the debate after delivering his remarks.

Today’s featured artist is John Santos with the Machete Ensemble from the US with the song “Bombon” from the album “Brazos Abiertos” (2003).