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Cuba Suspends Sale of Dollars to Travelers

The state-run CADECA announced the end of currency exchange at air terminals, where even before the limit was $300 dollars for travelers.

International leaders are accusing Belarus of “state terrorism” & “hijacking” after ordering a flight diverted to Minsk to arrest a reporter.

Experts warn that a fraudulent electoral process could generate a new wave of massive protests and emigration.

Israel and Hamas agreed Thursday to a ceasefire, bringing a halt Israel’s 11-day shelling of the Gaza Strip & Hamas rockets fired to Israel.

The international community joined Nicaraguan organizations and prominent figures in repudiating of the May 20th police actions in Managua.

The Ortega regime’s police raided this Thursday, May 20th, the recording studio of the Esta Semana and Esta Noche online TV programs.

“I will never forget the violence of the white mob when we left our home. I still see Black men being shot, Black bodies lying in the street”

The amendments would empower the Interior Ministry to unilaterally deregister any NGO it determines to have “violated the public order,”

At least 5 Salvadoran officials, including political allies of President Nayib Bukele, are named in a confidential State Department report.

Donziger won $18 billion settlement for 30,000 Amazonian Indigenous who suffered from toxic waste from Chevron’s oil drilling in the Amazon.