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MIAMI, United States. – Nearly twenty MEPs from the European Parliament groups PfE (Patriots for Europe) and ECR (European Conservatives and Reformists) On Tuesday, they presented motions to the European Parliament demanding

AREQUIPA, Peru – During the last sugarcane planting campaign in Las Tunas, only 38% of the plan was planted, and the current pace of the cold season in which the sector is

AREQUIPA, Peru – Juan Antonio Hernández Hernández, a reserve brigadier general of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR) of Cuba, died on Monday, according to the official press of the Castro regime. A

MIAMI, United States. – A dozen Cuban musicians are nominated for the 2024 Latin Grammy Award in about seven different categories, according to made known this Tuesday the Latin Recording Academy. Among

AREQUIPA, Peru – With its seven articles and 27 amendments, the United States Constitution is the oldest in force in the world. It was adopted in its original form on September 17,

MIAMI, United States. – Last Friday, a MetroLink vehicle, operated by Miami-Dade County, caused a stir for displaying a message praising Cuban dictators Fidel and Raul Castro. The illuminated sign displayed the

MIAMI, United States. – Through A letter written in his own cell and dated September 9Cuban opposition leader José Daniel Ferrer made an urgent call to the international community and civil society

MIAMI, United States. – The National Institute of Social Security (INASS) will cease to exist, following the approval of a decree-law by the Council of State. The decision, announced this Monday during

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MADRID, Spain.- The UN Fact-Finding Mission for Venezuela reported on Tuesday that at least 158 ​​children were detained during the first protests that broke out after the presidential elections in the country.