Segments Archives - Page 111 of 521

Cuba: When Politics Tramples on Dreams

On January 17, Cubans received bad news: the Intercontinental Baseball Series scheduled for Colombia, six days later, was canceled.

The prosecutor was investigating the January 9th assault on a Guayaquil, Ecuador television station.

These private businesses face numerous challenges in a country with deficient agricultural production, high prices & unhealthy dietary habits

This young Nicaraguan woman, studying a Master`s in Quito, Ecuador, tells us how she’s getting through these extremely tense days.

In the afternoons, I take him for a walk. Everyone in the neighborhood knows him and calls him by his name. Now he is nine years old…

The primary intention here is to connect the reader with all the energy, movement, drama, and histrionics generated on a stage. (28 photos)

The president affirms that “each measure will be applied when the conditions are created”, although they are all planned for February & March.

Bernardo Arevalo announced that Guatemalan migrants and gender equality will be two of the priorities of his government.

Bishops of Matagalpa and Siuna, 15 priests, and two seminarians were banished early Sunday. More than 100 political prisoners remain in jail.

When customers decide to dispense with the fraudulent mechanism, the Electric Company employees retaliate against them.