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Cuban Agriculture: Planting More, Havesting Less

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.

In the auctions around Nicaragua’s rainforest reserves, cattle are marketed with no obstacles. Days later, the cows are at the slaughterhouses

Our photo of the day: “Fishing in Alamar, Habana del Este, Cuba”, was taken by Irina Echarry (Cuba). Camera: Nikon D3000

An interview with Lazaro Valle, one of the great pitchers from Cuban baseball. He explains why he retired and talks about his great career.

Bolivia is like a hall of mirrors in an old amusement park. It distorts the reflection of those seeking images that confirm their wishes.

Nicaraguan Platform of NGO Networks will file an appeal against the Law for the Regulation of Foreign Agents that threatens their work.

New report documents hundreds of denunciations on Twitter, including cases of rape, sexual harassment, child pornography and pederasty.

Ortega and Maduro are looking for breathing room to continue consolidating their rule by force. Cuba is pretty much in the same situation.

Our photo of the day: “Bicycle Sunbathing, Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Ingrid Player (UK) with her iPhone 7 camera.