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Walking through Víbora Park, Havana

The subject of today’s photo feature, Vibora Park, a quiet, peaceful neighborhood that doesn’t escape the hardships most Cubans face (34 photos).

The protests are on one specific issue, the long-term mining contract; however, many observers see a reflection of general discontent…

It’s in every country affected by migration’s hands to stop the exodus and complaining to the powerful neighbor isn’t the way to do it.

For now, there seems to be no possibility of a peaceful solution to this horrific conflict between religious fanatics and colonialists.

At least 59 more Cubans joined the Russian Army from August 25 to September 29, 11 of them after the announcement of 17 arrests on the Island

The farm belonged to one of Cuba’s most important politicians before being expropriated, and then abandoned, by the Gov. of Fidel Castro.

Don’t worry, someday we’ll know how public positions were used wrongfully for personal, family or group benefits at the expense of the State.

The ex legislator has been mocked for years by the Socialist Party (PSUV), whose leaders call her “crazy” and a “traitor” to Venezuela.

Latin American presidents promise to respect the human right to migrate and to support other legal alternatives for migrants.

Government spokeswoman Arleen Rodriguez formulated the questions in a way more to do with public relations management than journalism.