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A relevant group of Catholic bishops and nuns in the United States expressed its forceful rejection of immigration policy promoted by the government of Donald Trump. Religious believe that this policy of

By Juan Carlos Espinosa In old Havana you can only see the lights of the cell phones, of the headlights of the few vehicles and motorcycles that circulate through its narrow streets

If you ask most Cubans what the son of José Martí was called, when “Ismaelillo” will answer. The post Martí’s son: a marginalized in history Appeared First On Cubanet. Source link

1 Charlie Kirk’s life looks like an open book. Born in 1993 in Arlington Heights, Illinois, in a middle -class home, from a young age he got involved in political life hugging

The termination of temporary protections by the Department of National Security for half a million migrants on probation exceeded the evidence of a Federal Court of Appeals, which reinforces the legal basis

Videos spread on social networks show dozens of people marching through the streets in the middle of the dark, including children. Lima, Peru – A citizen protest took place on Saturday night

A 35 -year -old lin suffered burns in both arms after a working accident in San Miguel del Padrón while repaireding an electric driver damaged, and receives emergency care in a hospital

Osmani Hernández Madroza, 35, was a specialized Linner of the Electric Guard in San Miguel del Padrón. Lima, Peru – A tragic accident occurred on the afternoon of this Friday when a

An earthquake of 7.4 degrees hit the Kamchatka Peninsula, in the East of Russia on Saturday, the United States Geological Service (USGS) reported. The earthquake occurred 111 kilometers east of the Russian