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Fantasy Turned Nightmare for Human Trafficking Survivor

Marcela Loaiza was just 21 years old when a man approached her at her workplace in Pereira City, Colombia with promises of fame and money.

At least eight airlines are functioning in each of the other Central American countries. Nicaragua, however, is served by only two airlines.

Nowhere else is this news, perhaps not warranting even a slight mention. However, in Cuba, its quite an event, and merits applause.

“It’s expensive, but we’re talking about water,” Ronny Castro, a user of a well built by 76 families in four adjacent buildings, told IPS.

Maxibebe started with two main objectives: first, to sell baby food; & secondly, to raise awareness on the value of natural homemade products.

Today’s featured artist is Brazilian drummer Tutty Moreno and his song “Magica” (1981), featuring Joyce on vocals.

The highs will be between 25 and 28° C (77 and 82 F), and the lows between 18 and 21° C (64 and 70 F). The sea surface will be 25° C (77 F).

Our reader Lewis Bryant from Canada took the photo of the day: “Havana Club in Ontario,” using his Samsung Galaxy J3 camera.

Cuba’s progress in the genetic engineering and biotechnology sector has allowed it to produce genetically modified seeds.

“The situation is critical. A high dose of courage is needed to engage in journalism, but there’s a great capacity for resilience.”