Segments Archives - Page 387 of 522

How Maduro’s “Anti-Hate Law” Plays Out in Venezuela

Here’s our report on how Maduro’s “Anti-Hate Law” plays out in Venezuela. It combines censorship and repression to put a muzzle on journalists

It looks like rains during the entire period. We’ll see how tropical depression Eta develops upon reentering the sea and moving towards Cuba.

Yesterday’s US presidential election is still undecided. Trump declared he’ll contest the mail-in ballot tallies. Biden asked for “patience”.

Today’s featured artist is pianist Antonio Adolfo from Brazil with the song “Sa Marina” from the disc “Encontros – Orquestra Atlantica” (2018)

She was jumping into the pool before she could swim. Later, she became Cuba’s Best Youth and Adult Female Diver with Olympic dreams.

Our photo of the day: Classic Car on the Malecon, Havana, Cuba, was taken by William Roberts (USA). Camera: iPhone 7plus

By Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. (ET) the Category 4 storm reached the coast south of Bilwi, Nicaragua, with winds of 140 mph and moving west at 3 mph.

Jorge Ramos: The winner won’t be known on Tuesday, “unless there’s a Biden landslide.” The mail-in ballots must be counted first.

Cuban agriculture continues to fail to meet the needs of the population. This occurs in “good” times and when in crisis like today.

The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) forecasts a landfall of Hurricane Eta either late Monday or early Tuesday in northeastern Nicaragua.