Rural Cuba Is Emptying Out
The disparities in the allocation of public resources directly affect the quality of life of rural communities & fuel a migratory hemorrhage.
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Features
How Latin America and Europe React to Events in Venezuela
The intervention of the United States in Venezuela reactivated in Latin America and Europe a foreign policy marked by peripheral realism.
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Nicaragua: Rosario Murillo’s New Rings of Power
Murillo omnipresent vs. Ortega absent and isolated: “Direct communication with the comandante is strictly forbidden by the compañera.”
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Hundreds Line Up for Chikungunya Aftermath Help in Cuba
After long waits, patients waiting for help to deal with the after-effects of Chikungunya are given appointments more than ten days later.
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Cuba Still Awaits the Unlikely Miracle of Fish
The people who fish on a small-scale work in the gray zone of “illegality.” “As such, we are not authorized to fish for sale.”
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Forbidden to Celebrate: Silence in the Streets of Venezuela
The capture of Maduro and Flores is not celebrated publicly in Venezuela. In an environment of rising repression…
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Until the Last Encounter
In the beginning he wasn’t called Gabi. He was simply a frightened kitten in the middle of a bustle of human feet on muddy ground. (8 photos)
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A Survivor Contradicts the Official Cuban Gov. Account…
Colonel Pedro Yadin reveals that the Cuban officers were sleeping when they were attacked with “bombs and drones”.
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Gaza Refugee Camps Are Death Traps
Heavy rains have destroyed, swept away, or flooded thousands of tents in the displaced Palestinian camps in the Gaza Strip.
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Maria Corina Highlights Venezuela’s Potential as a US Ally
Machado insisted on the need to rebuild institutions, respect human rights, guarantee freedom of expression, the rule of law, and a new authentic electoral process.
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