Chile: Kast Seeks to Curb Crime by Criminalizing Youth
Chile’s government, led by President Jose Antonio Kast since March, is pushing measures that roll back the rights of children and adolescents
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Private Businesses in Miramar, Havana
In the Miramar neighborhood, in Havana’s Playa municipality where I live, private businesses have multiplied in recent years. (14 photos)
Czech Woman Finds her Cuban Father 36 Years Later
Leonel Gonzalez was in Camajuani, the town where he has lived all his life, when his son Miguel arrived with news that seemed impossible.
Have Cubans Forgotten July 11th?
On Saturday afternoon, only a group of kids enlivened the area around the Provincial Government headquarters in Camagüey with their shouts.
After 17 Days, Families Continue Searching in Venezuela
Hope of recovering the victims—whether alive or dead—remains alive in La Guaira. Seventeen days have passed since two earthquakes.
Cuban Communist Party Recognizes Raul Castro’s Grandson as Key Negotiator with USA
The Cuban establishment is divided over criticism of Raul Castro’s grandson, while prime minister, Manuel Marrero, calls for unity.
Tapachula, Mexico: The Prison City for Cuban Migrants
Humberto left Cuba when food shortages and the economic crisis had become unbearable. He arrived in Mexico looking to rebuild his life.
Luis Manuel Otero Remains in Cuban State Security’s Hands
Those closest to the artist believe that he may be forced into exile. They said that efforts are underway in that direction.
El Niño Bodes Hardship for Nicaragua’s Dry Corridor
The expulsion of the FAO and the closure of NGOs have increased the vulnerability of farmers and small producers in
Watching the World Cup in Havana Without Electricity
In Regla, neighbors, pedicab drivers, and even police stopped in front of a bar with a generator during the Argentina and Cabo Verde match.