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Turkish ‘Patanas’ Are a Pollution Bomb in Cuba

The floating power plants release dangerous amounts of carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide into the island’s atmosphere

Meanwhile, the west coast of Florida, the south of the Panhandle and Georgia are getting ready for Hurricane Idalia, expected on Wednesday.

The storm is now expected to gain hurricane force as it reaches far western Cuba, possibly be Monday evening and then head towards Florida.

They are jeeps, mostly Willys & Toyotas, between 50 and 75 years old, and have been adapted for taxis. Many have modern mechanics (29 photos)

“There are usually a thousand red flags before a feminicide takes place. They are like traffic signs,” says Marta Maria Ramirez.

On Monday, August 21, Daniel Ortega’s National Police arbitrarily detained the 27-year-old Mayela together with her boyfriend.

Dilapidated buildings whose potential collapse threatens not only the “birthplace of the daiquiri” but also the hundreds of Havana residents.

The meeting of the two communist leaders took place at the Hilton hotel in Sandton in Pretoria on the sidelines of the Brics gathering.

The confiscation of the UCA’s History archives with nearly 70,000 volumes & documents is an immense loss for the region.

While citizens suffer from inflation, the health and food crisis, the Cuban government continues to allocate resources to build more hotels