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Guantánamo’s Youngest Prisoner Cleared for Release 20 Years After He Was Jailed Without Charges

The Biden administration says Attash will remain at the Guantanamo Bay prison until it finds a country willing to offer him rehabilitation.

In Havana, the coming days will be warm with little change, with weak winds mainly from the east. The highs will be around 30°C (86 F).

Today’s featured artist is Nubya Garcia from the UK with the Colombian band La Perla and the song “La Cumbia Me Esta Llamando” (2020).

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the West’s arming of Ukraine is jeopardizing negotiations to end the fighting.

Foreign Minister-designate confirms intention to resume relations with Nicaragua and to appoint an ambassador to the country.

Members of Greenpeace held signs reading “Oil fuels war” as they chained themselves to the anchor chain of the massive Ust Luga oil tanker…

In recent months, Cuba has received several donations from Russia, the United States, Japan, Nicaragua & Vietnam mainly of food and medicines

Climate activists around the world marked Earth Day on Friday with a series of protests demanding a rapid end to the burning of fossil fuels.

Minutes after the announcement, the National Police surrounded the OAS offices and dismantled its symbols.

“Achieving unity in action will bring us closer to the common goal,” says the Granada Declaration, the founding document of the alliance.