Segments Archives - Page 392 of 513

Cuba Travel for US Citizens Just Got Even Harder

Hoping to secure votes in Florida, Donald Trump announced Wednesday even tighter restrictions on Cuba travel for US citizens.

TB Cocktail is a project of two young bartenders who are opting to use native flora as part of a sustainable business strategy.

Trials Begin against Two Young Nicaraguan Journalists, part of the ongoing government crack down on the independent media.

Franco left his political enemies in Spain only three options: “burial, imprisonment or exile”, Somoza offered money, the stick or bullets.

Praising the successes of his socialist government, Diaz-Canel said the pandemic is having the worst effects in capitalist systems.

Today’s featured artist is Quantic from the UK and living in Colombia, and the Flowering Inferno with the song “Cumbia sobre el Mar” (2009).

Before filling out a prescription, a doctor asks the patient if they have X medicine at home. Or whether they can get hold of Y medicine.

The Efforts of Six ex-Political Prisoners. They try to rebuild their lives despite a police state, the pandemic and the economic situation.

Erica Chenoweth: “Non-violent movements are more inclusive; but they require greater organization.” “They fail when the State divides them.”

Cuba’s Dual Currency Isn’t the Only Obstacle, not by a longshot. Farm production over the last five years is enough proof.