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Study Offers Clearer Picture about Nicaraguan Exiles

Nicaraguan expert notes that the population “hasn’t had” psychological support, although they’ve been exposed to “high levels of violence”.

Mexico has approved emergency use of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, with plans to inoculate 125,000 people by the end of the month.

Indian farmers are holding a one-day hunger strike today as part of their ongoing mass protest against agricultural reforms.

They’re looking at ways to bring together the terrorists, the coup mongers, those who brutally murdered and burnt in April of 2018.

The OAS secretary general accused the hemisphere’s “authoritarian forces” of “taking advantage” of the pandemic to increase repression.

The surviving currency is the regular Cuban peso (CUP) and the loser is the CUC, the currency tourists were obliged to use for most needs.

New Hampshire state House Speaker Dick Hinch, a Republican, died of COVID-19 on Wednesday, reported Democracy Now.

Journalist Luz Escobar suffers an undeclared house arrest since Dec. 4th enforced by Cuban State Security to prevent independent reporting.

Here is our weather forecast for Havana during the 7-day period December 10-16. The days will be relatively cool with low humidity.

In eastern Afghanistan, gunmen shot and killed television journalist Malalai Maiwand. She was on her way to work in the city of Jalalabad.