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Cuba once again obtained majority international support in the vote in the UN General Assembly on the draft resolution “Need to end the economic, commercial and financial blockade imposed by the United

“Devastating”, “catastrophic”… are some of the adjectives used by residents in Eastern Cuba to summarize the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The city of Santiago de Cuba seen from the Universidad de Oriente

While the eastern zone of Cuba remains switched off as a preventive measure against the effects of the Hurricane Melissathe rest of the island has not been very illuminated either. According to

A day after the devastating passage of Hurricane Melissa through the western part of Jamaica, where so much infrastructure was demolished and it is likely that some communities will remain isolated for

A different after-meal comes to Escala House, in Madrid, with William Vivanco’s acoustic Live this Saturday, November 1, at 5:00 pm The Cuban artist promises an intimate encounter that combines live music,

ROCA by Habachella presents Night at the Orphanage, a Halloween party that promises intense emotions, good music and an atmosphere that will make your hair stand on end. This October 31, from

The authorities claim to have activated the protection protocol after learning of the domestic violence video; The children will remain in institutional care while the criminal investigation continues. MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban

This Monday afternoon, the proximity of the Hurricane Melissa —which at that time had not yet crossed Jamaica and, therefore, was not fully approaching the southern coast of eastern Cuba— in minutes

Hurricane Melissa, category 4, is approaching landfall in the southeast of Cuba, near Chivirico, in the Santiago municipality of Guamá, with winds exceeding 200 km/h and intense rains that are already causing

By Pía Riggirozzi/Latinoamérica21 Climate change not only destroys territories and ecosystems: it deepens historical inequalities and forces millions of people to move. In Latin America and the Caribbean, where structural poverty, violence,