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Cuba, Where You Have to Ask at a Café If They Have Coffee

At the bus terminal, no one knows if the bus will arrive so they can get home and everyone is hungry.

In a country burdened by deep wounds, exercising forgiveness openly and strategically could represent a minimal act of wisdom and humanity.

Mexico calls the initiative a “discriminatory injustice,” which will also affect families in many countries.

Humanitarian assistance to some 200,000 Nicaraguans who have come to Costa Rica seeking protection, shelter, or asylum is now up in the air

While the Trump administration uses new airports to send Nicaraguans, the Florida governor wants the military to deport migrants.

The inspectors with their fines and evictions no longer instill fear in the people at these illegal settlements.

I used to meet there with a friend, a much-anticipated rendezvous, part of a friendship that began in 2011 and continues today (26 photos)

Currently, more than 100 Cubans are working in Bahamian hospitals and health institutions such as Princess Margaret and Rand Memorial.

Living in Cuba is a test of endurance. Some would say it’s a roller coaster that never stops, but I think it moves at a painfully slow pace.

The sinister weight orbiting this island, dispersing family ties, recycling despair, has particularly damaged the role of mothers…-