Dominican Republic rejects actions of violence in Haiti
The Government of the Dominican Republic set its position this Friday in the face of the riots originating in Haiti with the attack on the residence of Prime Minister Ariel Henry and
Haiti: Police attacked Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s residence
Dozens of armed police officers attacked the private residence of the prime minister of HaitiAriel Henry, in the framework of a protest movement against the government’s indifference to the death at the
excessive liquidity
When the Brazilian government decided to move the capital to another location, its motivation was to promote the development of the country’s vast interior. He wanted to put an end to the
OCDH identifies two repressors of the Cuban regime
MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban Observatory for Human Rights (OCDH) this week identified two repressors of the Castro regime. It is about the captain Amparo Álvarez and the 1st. Petty Officer Jorge Pedroza
Increase coverage for patients and fees for doctors
The National Social Security Council (CNSS) yesterday approved the resolution 563-01through which the coverage for hospitalizations and consultations, medical fees, diagnostic tests, hospitalization and the use of rooms and equipment, among other
Pope’s envoy cancels commemorative stamp for John Paul II’s visit to Cuba
The Pope Francisco highlighted the importance of dialogue and inclusion in Cuba through a message read during the act to cancel a postage stamp for the 25th anniversary of John Paul II’s
Latin America must reduce its debt to boost growth
IDB study reveals that the region’s total debt increased to US$5.8 trillion, or 117% of GDP, from less than US$3 trillion in 2008 and public debt grew to 72% in 2020 The
Only 22% of the homes affected by Ian in Pinar del Río have been repaired
MADRID, Spain.- Four months after the He passed of Hurricane Ian on the Island, only 22.3 percent of the homes affected in Pinar del Río have been repaired; For this reason, the
Collado, the vice and the anonymous heroines
The Dominican Republic shone again in Madrid. It was the center of attention in pavilion 3 of the fair center where the International Tourism Fair (Fitur) was held, a tourist event that
Sentences of up to 13 years in prison for 15 9/11 protesters in Cuba
A Havana court sentenced 15 protesters of the July 11, 2021 (11J), according to a report by the Spanish agency efe. According to the ruling, dated January 23 and to which the