The Cuban government on Tuesday said it plans to allow selected state-controlled stores to sell products such as household appliances and car parts in US dollars, in an effort to counter the use of the currency on the black market, reports dpa news on Wednesday.
Read MoreProtests are continuing in Barcelona following the Spanish Supreme Court’s decision to sentence nine Catalan separatist leaders to prison over their role in Catalonia’s 2017 bid for independence.
Read MoreVeterans Cemetery, Tennessee, USA. By Phillip Gregg (USA). Camera: Nikon D810
Read MoreLast week, measures to keep the economy afloat in the second semester of the year, directed at increasing exports and reducing imports, were announced by economy minister Alejandro Gil, during the special session of the National Assembly.
Read MoreEcuador will reinstate fuel subsidies in an attempt to quell violent protests, President Lenin Moreno announced in a televised address on Monday.
Read MoreToday’s featured artist is Amelita Frades from Cuba with the song “Mi Son Montuno” from the album “Mi son montuno / Dame el Burubú” (1950s).
Read MoreSunset, Cienfuegos, Cuba. By Jeff Marot (Canada). Camera: Huawei P20
Read MoreToday’s featured artist is Tito Rodriguez & His Orchestra from Puerto Rico with the song “Tremendo Cumban” from the album “Mambo Madness” (1958).
Read MoreThe Ecuadorian government and indigenous leaders came to an agreement late Sunday following talks aimed at ending violent protests triggered by austerity measures.
Read MoreToday’s featured artist is Milton Nascimento from Brazil with the song “Quem e Voce” from the album “O planeta blue na estrada do sol” (1991). Submitted by Rosa Castillo from Los Angeles, US.
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