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He Havana film festivalwhich concludes this Sunday, was an event of contrasts for Cuban director Fabien Pisani. On the one hand, the organizers agreed to screen their documentary about government censorship during

“Intense work awaits us. Let no one expect easy or immediate solutions,” warned President Miguel Díaz-Canel. LIMA, Peru – The speech of the dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel was responsible for closing this Saturday

At least two people died and nine were injured after a shooting occurred this Saturday on the campus of Brown University in the city of Providence, in the state of Rhode Island.

By Orestes E. Díaz Rodríguez/Latinoamérica21 Next January will mark twenty-six years since an unprecedented electoral outcome in history after the return to democracy in 1989. It was the end of the term

The Communist Party of Cuba postponed its ninth congress scheduled for April 2026 “for a later date” amid the serious crisis that the island is going through, state media reported this Saturday.

With the coastal sea as a background, hundreds of skating practitioners and fans gathered to cheer on the fifth edition of the Havana Skate Marathon, which this Saturday lowered its curtains with

On the well-known Avenue A of the Old Town of the Panamanian capital, a street has been named since this Friday after the historian Eusebio Leal Spengler (1942-2020), considered the man who

He National Ballet of Cuba (BNC) announced that the Argentine Marianela Núñez will perform on the island as part of the performance season of Don Quixoteone of the classics in his repertoire.

LIMA, Peru – A hearing in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals this Friday debated the consolidated cases of people released with I-220ª after their arrival in the United States. The analysis