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Defending Cuba’s Tradition of Indigenous Bread

“Rescuing & promoting cassava bread is in keeping with the global “Slow Food” movement, founded in Rome in 1989 to promote food security.”

Nicaraguan gov. wants to repatriate boy abandoned by coyotes on the US border. The child’s mother, Meylin Obregón, remains missing in Mexico.

The proposal maintains unchanged the party’s control over all the structures of the electoral system. It also bans opposition participation.

Cuban illustrator Wimar Verdecia shows us how phase III of the clinical trial of the Soberana 02 vaccine is taking place.

Today’s featured band is Dinastia Torres from Colombia with the song “Canto de Boga” from the album “Los Duendes de la Marimba” (2020).

In the eyes of those who want to see an end of the single-party State, Castillo, 37, is a hero. Other people see him as a social misfit.

Francis Valdivia emphasized that the families of the victims are not going to negotiate or support any candidate who endorses impunity.

I was born near a park. The banco/bench is one of my favorite things. I know, and I’ve known very well, what benches are.

We discuss the new measures coming for Cuba to alleviate the situation of COVID-19. They are doubling down where the situation is already bad

Lasso, 65, reaches the presidency in his third attempt, after defeating Andres Arauz, the candidate of exiled former president Rafael Correa.