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Editorial from Costa Rica’s “La Nacion”: Ortega has made new strides in his quest for isolation and his march towards the dark ages.

Hurricane Julia, which hit Nicaragua between Orinoco and Laguna de Perlas in the South Caribbean early Sunday, left the country at 4:30 p.m.

After Hurricane Ian swept through the western part of the archipelago, the already existing crisis in this region has become more severe.

Nicaraguan analysts warn that the isolation will generate problems for the Ortega regime in the medium term.

The Communist Party official said: “We will eat what we ourselves are able to grow, with a commitment to plant food crops.”

The winds tore off roofs of homes, felled trees, tore down power lines leaving some areas without power, while the rains caused flooding…

It didn’t matter that they had a license to sell their snow cones, the police said pushcart operators are required to keep moving…

October 1, 2022 will be remembered in our Havana neighborhood of Nuevo Vedado as the moment we came to think of ourselves as protestors.

Something that the Argentinian justice system bases on the principle of universal jurisdiction recognized in its Constitution.

The tropical wave moving in the Caribbean is not expected to pose a danger to Cuba since it will head west towards Central America.