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A US federal judge accused four cruise companies of violating the blockade against Cuba, codified in the Helms-Burton Act, by using the port of Havana as a destination, local media reported today.

Venezuelan Parliament receives list of nominations to the TSJ Caracas, Mar 22 (Prensa Latina) The board of directors of the National Assembly (AN) of Venezuela today received the final list of nominations

The experience of Cuba inspires us, said today the director of the Latin America Department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Alexandr Schetinin, referring to the island’s resistance against the US

After almost three decades of work based on resilient development, the non-governmental organization closes its program in Cuba due to a process of institutional transformation accelerated by the impact of the Covid-19

The law sent by the Executive to the Assembly must be approved until this Thursday, March 24, 2022. The vote to know if the Investment Law will be carried out on Thursday,

The wildfires in the United States, combined with the near elimination of coronavirus restrictions, caused air pollution levels in the country to return to pre-pandemic levels in 2021. This was revealed by

Quito, Mar 22 (Prensa Latina) Taxi drivers from the capital of Ecuador today are carrying out the second consecutive day of protest, awaiting responses to their demands from the municipal authorities. The

At the close of yesterday, March 21, a total of 8,500 patients were admitted, 5,137 suspected, 29 under surveillance, and 3,334 confirmed active. For COVID-19, a total of 8,740 samples were taken

According to the Master of Science Maryleana Méndez, general secretary of the Inter-American Association of Telecommunications Companies, 77 percent of rural households in this continental area do not have Internet access, while