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Record Climate-Fueled Wildfires Engulf Australia in Smoke (Video, interview)

As world leaders gather to address the climate crisis in Madrid, massive wildfires have engulfed Australia in flames and smoke.

Economist Emilio Morales returns to explain with expert precision, what he calls the “slow death of an industry that was once Cuba’s pride and joy.”

In Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela, above all, no reference will be made. Or if any is done it will sound ironic.

Human Rights Day in Cuba isn’t a day of celebration, or even dialogue with government authorities, instead social media is full of sad news.

Habana Compas Dance, Cuba. By Leo Linton (USA). Camera: Samsung Galaxy S9

In the huge bustle of the “Mercado Oriental” in Managua a new accent is heard, one that marks a novelty between buyers and merchants.

Just like the backseat managers in baseball, there are many experts in Cuba to be found hiding under every rock in today’s economic debate.

Downtown Havana Street. By Rivienne Menkes (USA). Camera: Canon EOS80D

Since the Paris Agreement four years ago, greenhouse gas emissions have risen by 4%, and this year’s summit shows no sign of arresting that trend.

“The state should turn over to us a list of the police and paramilitary involved in the repression,” so there can be a real investigation.