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Havana Weather for August 6-12

Expect very hot days with extensive cloudiness from noon on, and some rain and storms in the afternoons, The highs will be 32-33° C (90-91 F).

The San Isidro Movement announced a Help Network for prisoners’ relatives in alliance with other civic organizations & activists.

In California, the fast-growing Dixie Fire engulfed the Northern California community of Greenville overnight, leveling its downtown area.

Opposition organization warns that the voting results “are already in”, but citizens must decide individually whether to participate.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the city will soon require proof of vaccination to dine indoors, go to the gym or attend indoor events.

The European Union (EU) sanctioned eight senior officials of the Nicaraguan regime on Monday, August 2, including VP Rosario Murillo.

On July 11th, a dozen residents of Isla de la Juventud, Cuba were arrested when they began a demonstration in the main park of Nueva Gerona.

Some 30 climate justice advocates were arrested Monday after peacefully blocking the entrances to two of the largest banks in Zürich.

On July 31, Nicaragua’s Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported the death of a young teen from Nicaragua’s South Caribbean Region. Read why…

Elka Schumann, co-founder of the Bread and Puppet theater company, has died at the age of 85. Elka was born in the Soviet Union in 1935…