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A Building in Havana Defies the Law of Gravity

The columns that support the building seem strong, but the rest “you just have to blow on it to make it fall.”

After La Prensa’s coverage of the expulsion of the Missionaries of Charity from the country, the Police sought to imprison us.

An idea just struck me: I’m going to tell you about the most important things that have happened to me today.

“I embraced permaculture as an ideology of life, with a consciousness of caring for the environment & generating as little waste as possible.”

Since their abduction months ago, Carlos Bojorge, Freddy Quezada, and Brooklyn Rivera have not been seen by their families or their lawyers.

Faced with permanent harassment on his farm in Cardenas, Matanzas, Ernesto is considering selling his animals and abandoning the country.

The 29-year-old visual, graffiti and tattoo artist and mother of a 6-year-old is serving a ten-year prison sentence for sedition.

The Chinese people and all those who live under the boot of a dictatorship will one day be free and will honor the martyrs of freedom.

The existence of so many similarities between Cubans and Brazilians doesn’t make the two countries equal, however.

Protecting people and places is also of key importance in Guterres’ address, as he recommended ramping up protections from climate chaos.