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Mexican President Lopez Obrador Jumps on the Trump Bandwagon

Why does Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador praise the man who has most incited hatred against the community of Mexican origin in the United States?

What’s Going On with Rice in Cuba?

What has been going on with the #1 staple of Cubans’ diet in recent months? Why has it disappeared from store shelves? What can we expect?

Diosdado Cabello el #2 en Venezuela Tests Positive for Covid-19

“I have tested positive for Covid-19, since that time I have isolated and following the advised treatment,” said Cabello, the leader of Maduro’s socialist party.

Josue Mojica: Nicaraguan Soccer Enthusiast Killed in “Operation Clean-Up”

“I wanted to go to bed and never wake up again,” recalls the mother of her pain and sadness. But she got up to demand justice for the memory of her son.

Can Science Bring Economic Development to Cuba?

What scientific potential are we talking about? The panorama offers mixed trends with an unfavorable evolution of key indicators.

Havana Weather for July 9-15

The days will begin mostly sunny and from the first hours of the afternoon there will be isolated showers and thunderstorms in the capital.

Dusk in Varadero, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Dusk in Varadero, Cuba. By Caitlin Runyon (Canada). Camera: iPhone X

I Can’t Breathe, Sir. Please!”

Alvarito Conrado, in Nicaragua, gasped for air when a murderous bullet struck him; George Floyd did so when a racist police officer asphyxiated him.

Cuba’s Never-Ending Nightmare of Shortages

Not everyone in Cuba has managed to navigate this COVID-19 lockdown without stress, especially those who are looking after their elderly parents.

Keeping Arizonans on the North Side of the Wall

Though the decision to stop the flow from Arizona was made in Mexico, it is the result of US policy: the gross mishandling of Covid-19.