Cuban and US companies have signed an agreement to apply the Cuban product Heberprot-P in the United States, which reduces the risk of amputation due to diabetic foot ulcers. The accord is pending FDA approval.
Read MoreTwo rural women were tortured and burned alive in a town in the north of Nicaragua over a debt that wasn’t even theirs, police said Friday when they presented two confessed authors of the crime.
Read MoreThe president of Peru, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, suddenly resigned on Wednesday in a message recorded on video that was broadcast on television. He is the first standing president to fall in the multinational Oldebrecht corruption scandal.
Read MoreThe days will begin with little cloudiness increasing in the afternoons, with a very low probability of rain. The high temperatures will range between 23 and 27° C (73 and 81 F) and the lows between 18 and 20° C (64 and 68 F).
Read MoreRelatives of femicide victims protested Tuesday in the Nicaraguan capital to demand that the government act to curb the deadly gender violence which since January has claimed the lives of 17 women in the country.
Read MoreNicaraguan poet Gioconda Belli expressed her fear Tuesday that the Government of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo “criminalizes” the right to criticism and freedom of expression through social networks, approving laws similar to those of Venezuela.
Read MoreVladimir Putín won another “performance election” last Sunday according to Whitney Kimball writing for The Muse, in reporting on the video response from the feminist punk collective Pussy Riot.
Read MorePresident Donald Trump today banned all US citizens from all types of transactions with petros, the cryptocurrency launched by Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela. He also imposed a new round of sanctions against a group of government officials.
Read MoreThe Cuban government has opened its first wholesale basic foods market for private cooperatives, but at this time other self-employed workers will not have access.
Read MoreVenezuelan Defense Minister General Vladimir Padrino today rejected rumors of a possible coup d’état in the face of an alleged discontent in the barracks over the recent arrest of several officers.
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