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Cuba’s War on Sweets

It seems the Cuban government’s war on sweets never ended. Chewing gum was frowned upon, because it supposedly represents the US Way of Life.

A look at the chief Latin American media shows the majority inclined to consider Joe Biden’s win as the least unfavorable option.

It’s funny how every last bit of intelligent life is dissipating in the Trumpist ranks, once the reserves of decency are exhausted.

No exile is worse than being in your Homeland and feeling like you’ve been kicked out. It’s heartbreaking to see how we just don’t matter.

The repressive purpose of the legislation is disguised to confront crimes through new technologies, writes La Nación of Costa Rica.

A state-run business manager in Guantanamo listens to social media and takes the candy out of the window of his US dollar store. Read why…

In the auctions around Nicaragua’s rainforest reserves, cattle are marketed with no obstacles. Days later, the cows are at the slaughterhouses

Bolivia is like a hall of mirrors in an old amusement park. It distorts the reflection of those seeking images that confirm their wishes.

This week we are going to talk about the issue of US dollar stores opening up in Cuba, geared to the population with family abroad.

On Tuesday, October 27, the Nicaraguan National Assembly, dominated by the Sandinista party machine, approved the “Special Cybercrimes Law”.