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“Get Me into Google, I Don’t Know How”

Those who don’t have access to technology or the internet are left unable to study or work, as well as losing business opportunities.

Mayan anthropologist Ezer May fears that the tourism development and real estate construction boom that will be unleashed by the Mayan Train.

Paradoxically, at Daniel Ortega’s moment of greatest weakness, the opposition lacks the leadership and strategy to fill the power vacuum.

Today’s featured artist is Rubel from Brazil with a live performance of the song “Casas” from the album of the same name (2018).

This photo of the day facing Port Avenue in Havana was taken by Gerben Miedema.

Like all aspects of life in the world, Cuban baseball will suffer from the effects of Covid-19, specifically the upcoimng season.

Despite the widespread notion that young people don’t get sick with Covid-19, unofficial data and testimonies demonstrate the opposite.

Working for the Ortega-Murillo Government cost her mother her life. The drama experienced by public employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Carolyn Johns took our photo of the day on the Pacific Coast beach at Punta Teonoste, Nicaragua. We welcome you to send in your pictures.

The projected path of Laura sees it entering the Gulf of Mexico later this evening most likely near Puerto Esperanza, north of Viñales.