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Cuba to Continue Allowing Tax-Free Imports of Certain Items

The tax exemption for imported medicines, hygiene supplies, and food items is a palliative to alleviate the scarcity of essential products.

The splendor of domes, arches, gates, and stained-glass windows stands out, accompanied by beautiful sculptures. (17 photos)

“I feel happy. As a mother, I have suffered a lot from not being with my daughter and for the times she has cried without me,” says Lisdiani.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first visit to Latin America will be only to certain US allies, including a very complex meeting in Panama.

The pause in funding also affects assistance to refugees and students of countries like Cuba, suffering the boot of dictatorship.

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde is the only person who, in these days, has dared to publicly confront Donald Trump.

On January 13, Brazil enacted a law that bans “the use of personal portable electronic devices by students during classes, recess, or breaks”

Locuin confirmed on Monday that since making his accusations public over the weekend, his family in Nicaragua has faced constant threats.

“What we do know is that there is no way back for Cuba,” says Emilio, who left the island more than a year ago.

Much of the Design Institute building exterior wall collapsed towards San Carlos Street in Central Havana.