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The Story of a Cuban Who Conquers Palates in Japan

Valodia’s story is a mix of sacrifice, adaptation, and the unmistakable Caribbean flavor he learned from his mother.

Many Cubans complain on social media and in statements to independent media about being without electricity for up to a day or more.

Dear Readers, I know many of you are constantly bombarded with donation requests and that’s why I rarely make our plea.

“The neighbors began to leave one by one. They took the doors, the windows, whatever they could, and headed to Manati to try to survive.”

TikTok serves as a bridge between the Cuban diaspora & the audience on the island, with cultural exchange and the visibility of realities…

This type of photography has applications in science, art, and photojournalism or documentary photography. (16 photos)

Pedro Franco knows what he wants and knows how to achieve it. He lives for theater with a passion that no longer seems to belong to this era.

Valdivia, Chile, has become the first Latin American city to be designated as a Wetland City by the Ramsar Convention.

Visiting Pinar del Río, Salvador Valdes Mesa, one of Cuba’s vice presidents, urges producers to grow this cereal to reduce import costs.

Trump’s threats are generating “uncertainty” and “anxiety” in the Panamanian population, says Lina Vega of Transparency International.