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The Narco President Walks Free and With His Head Held High

In short, for US President Donald Trump, Juan Orlando Hernandez “may be an SOB… but he’s one of ours.”

The Miss Universe pageant uncovered a criminal network in Mexico that led to the resignation of the attorney general.

The program of the 46th Havana Film Festival is extensive, but the premieres that once defined the event’s history no longer arrive.

The Cuban provinces officially affected by the total blackout are four: Pinar del Río, Artemisa, Havana, and Mayabeque.

New details about the travels of the grandson of Raul Castro, holding the rank of colonel and former head of security for his grandfather.

What happens in Venezuela in the coming weeks could shape the United States’ relationship with our region for the remainder of Trump’s term.

The criminalization of dissent has profound consequences on political and social dynamics. One is the rise of extremism and polarization.

Analyst Gerson Revanales describes a region divided by the military operation, while economist Giorgio Cunto highlights uncertainty.

The release comes amid growing international pressure and the threat of US trade sanctions, including the possible expulsion from DR-Cafta.

President Díaz Canel noted that, despite the debts, these are businesspeople who “continue to trust in Cuba,” with “a sense of commitment”.