News Archives - Page 260 of 1379

Cuba Eliminates the Mandatory Use of Masks

The use of masks will no longer be mandatory in Cuba as of Tuesday May 31st, announced the Public Health Ministry on Monday.

The demand was raised in the tribute “Traces of the Rebellion”, held on the fourth anniversary of the May 30, 2018 massacre.

Rodolfo Hernandez finished second and will compete with Petro for the presidency in the runoff set for June 19, 2022.

With these cancellations, the Ortega regime’s war on civil society organizations will reach 356 NGOs and associations canceled since 2018.

On May 30th, the radio and television stations that make up IAB will denounce the situation in Nicaragua with the hashtag #juntospornicaragua

Spain’s parliament has approved landmark legislation that would codify the definition of consent as an explicit expression of a person’s will

Washington has not expressed the last word on who will be invited to the upcoming Summit of the Americas, June 6-10 in Los Angeles.

“I think one of the main things about the war in Ukraine is the fact that it has continued to exacerbate the impacts of climate change…”

The days will dawn with some clouds, however from midday on the cloud cover will increase and some rains and electrical storms are likely.

“While millions have just been placed into fuel poverty in the U.K., Shell has a record seven billion pounds in profit for Q1 this year.”