With electricity being gradually restored throughout Venezuela after a week of blackouts, Vice President of Communication, Culture and Tourism, Jorge Rodriguez announced that Thursday work activities resume in all sectors of the country. However he said that education centers classes will remain suspended for 24 hours.
Read MoreThe Baker with Marti, Cuba By Chuck Tantillo, USA. Camera: Pentax *istDL
Read MoreSix groups in the European Parliament presented their proposals for a resolution on the Nicaraguan crisis, and four of these groups demand specific and individual sanctions against Ortega’s officials. A vote on a resolution for sanctions is expected on Thursday.
Read MoreThe days will be partly cloudy, with a low probability of rain, except on the weekend, where there will be some isolated rains. The winds will be from the southeast during the next two days, and from the northeast from Saturday, with speeds between 10 and 20 km/h. The high temperatures will range between 28 and 31° C (82 and 88 F), while the lows between 21 and 23 ° C (70 and 73 F).
Read MoreIn a statement released on March 11, the Civic Alliance informed that their negotiating team had met with Luis Angel Rosadilla, OAS special envoy, “and put before this organization the priorities that the Alliance and the Nicaraguans demand, in order to escape from the deep crisis the country is going through.” Rosadilla, who also met with the government, said on Tuesday that he will be in the country until March 23rd.
Read MoreLa Guarida Restaurant in Centro Havana, Cuba. The second floor separates the decaying beauty of Centro Havana from the modern beauty of the restaurant above. By Kirk Kaminsky de Winnipeg, Canada. Camera: cell phone Huawei p20pro.
Read MoreThe Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Venezuela’s opposition leader, Juan Guaido, on Tuesday demanded the release of journalist Luis Carlos Diaz, whom President Nicolas Maduro’s government has reportedly accused of involvement with the country’s massive power outage.
Read MoreSierra Maestra Mountains seen from Cayo Blanco Pilon Granma. By Kire Sarkovski, Canada
Read MoreControversy was growing in Colombia on Monday over President Ivan Duque’s initiative to modify the functioning of a post-conflict justice system, with critics saying it could undermine the already fragile peace process with former FARC guerrillas.
Read MoreThe Cuban government on Monday charged that the United States was behind the now five day-long power blackout in Venezuela, accusing Washington of “sabotage” and a “terrorist act.” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro blamed the outage on what he termed cyber attacks by the United States.
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