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Incae Business School Stripped of Legal Status in Nicaragua

“We deeply regret this situation,” say the school’s authorities, after noting that more than 4,000 students have graduated on their campus.

She is also known as the “godmother of Nicaraguan migrants”, as her work is recognized by CNN as one of the heroes of the year.

The residents of Dragones Street built a parapet made of buckets and plastic tanks, which prevented the passage of vehicles & police patrols.

The artist Daniela Aguila exhibits her works until October 21 at the Maxima private gallery, in Old Havana.

The regime currently holds 89 political prisoners, of these, 16 are women. Some are on hunger strike at the La Esperanza women’s prison.

Beginning in late October, customers at gas stations will be required to pay by card but that will be difficult to pull off.

The Matraca artists zero in on the participation of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel in the 78th UN General Assembly in New York.

The documentary reinforces the song’s legacy, demonstrating how a melody becomes a movement, a cry for freedom, & now told on the big screen.

It’s been a long time since most Cubans have drunk a good cup of coffee. Of pure coffee, without substitutes, nor it being too watery.

We have seen some characters parade through Havana who never leave their caves, except to come to ours, where they find refuge.