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Plaza Botero, in Medellín, Colombia, is boiling. Vendors offering everything, tourists looking for their selfiehurried office workers, children chasing pigeons. And, in the middle of this incessant movement, the sculptures of Fernando

At the Tuinucú Solar Photovoltaic Park, the regime held an official event to celebrate the Electrical Worker’s Day. LIMA, Peru – The energy crisis in Cuba remains rampant and the daily report

The Popular Provincial Court of Villa Clara, in its Crimes against State Security Chamberimposed prison sentences and other sanctions on six Cubans for the alleged crime of public disorder, after a peaceful

Eugenio Martínez was the general director of Latin America and the Caribbean of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) on the Island. LIMA, Peru – The Cuban regime appointed its new ambassador

Alleged infrastructure modernizations that are not noticeable in practice, disappearing balances, frozen services during blackouts, excessive delays in repairs, are just some of the main customer complaints HAVANA.- In the year just