Gov. of Cuba Condemns US Attack on Syria Targets
The Cuban government condemned the “unilateral” bombing carried out by the United States against Syria and considered it an “outrage against a sovereign state.”
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Nicaraguan Government Says Forest Reserve Fire Extinguished
The Nicaraguan government announced Friday that the major fire has been put out in the Indio Maíz (southeastern) biological reserve, after ten days in which the flames destroyed more than 5,400 hectares of humid tropical forest.
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Trump’s VP Meets with Cuban Dissident
US vice president, Mike Pence, met Friday in Lima, Peru, venue of the Summit of the Americas, with the Cuban dissident Rosa Maria Paya, who was assured of the support of the Trump Administration.
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Raul Castro Skips the Summit of the Americas
Cuban President Raul Castro decided not to attend the Summit of the Americas that begins today in Lima, Peru and instead the delegation representing the island is led by his Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez
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Study: Climate Change Is Weakening Gulf Stream Ocean Currents
A study featured today by Democracy Now sees drastic effects from Climate Change taking place in the Atlantic Ocean’s Gulf Stream.
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Venezuela: US Dollar Surpasses 400,000 Bolivars
The Venezuelan National Assembly’s Finance Commission, said on Wednesday that inflation reached 67% for March, with the year inflation rate now up to 8,878%.
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Havana Weather for April 12-18
The days will remain cloudy from the morning on, with some showers and rains, mainly in the afternoons. The maximum temperatures will be between 28 and 33° C (82 and 91 F), while in the early morning the lows will be between 21 and 24° C (70 and 75 F).
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Fire in Nicaragua’s Indio Maiz Biological Reserve could spread to its western border
The fire in the Indio Maiz Biological Reserve that has devoured over 12,355 acres (5,116 hectares) of forestland marked seven days of destruction on Tuesday April 10th.
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Cuban Citizens Blocked from Travel Abroad
The ban on leaving the country is used continuously at the convenience of the Cuban government to prevent someone who thinks differently from the official discourse from traveling abroad. This time it was the turn of…
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Brazil’s Lula Must Face Prison Term, says Supreme Court
The Brazilian Supreme Court has rejected an attempt by former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio da Silva to stay out of jail while he appeals a controversial corruption conviction, putting a damper on his hopes to run for a new presidency.
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