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SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- Amadeo Barletta, a successful Italian businessmanis the protagonist of a controversial story, as controversial as his life was. Barletta had worked in the tobacco business in the Dominican

Advertising Miguel Díaz-Canel said on Friday that “many” of the more than 11,000 small and medium-sized private companies (SMEs) legalized on the island since 2021 “did not respond to the trust of

MÉRIDA, Mexico – A total of 76 people have been hospitalized in Camagüey with Oropouche fever, according to authorities. In total, there are 79 suspected cases of the disease in the province,

Advertising Israel carried out a surprise military operation in Yemen on Saturday afternoon (local time), attacking strategic targets linked to Houthi rebels. The attack, which follows a drone operation in Tel Aviv

Advertising Brazil has suspended exports of meat and poultry products to 44 countries as a precaution, the country’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock announced. The measure was motivated by the confirmation of

MERIDA, Mexico – Mexican police on Friday detained a group of about 15 Cuban migrants who had landed earlier in Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The Cubans were detained at a police

Advertising The writer Elaine Vilar Madruga has declared that she “wishes” that all her books could be published in Cuba, given that not all of them are on the shelves of the

AREQUIPA, Peru – Researchers at the University of California, United States, warned that new electronic cigarette products equipped with touch screens and games could cause nicotine addiction, especially in young people. In

Advertising The gold medal won by Cuban taekwondo athlete Ángel Valodia Matos at the 2000 Sydney Olympics received a final bid of $51,620 in a new auction on-line from the American house