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“More blackouts, inflation and shortages,” Cuban Internet users expressed their dissatisfaction with the crisis on the Electrical Union. The Electrical Union (UNE) predicted for this sunday December 14 that simultaneous blackouts will

The new guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security could provide relief for thousands of migrants in the United States. LIMA, Peru – The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ordered

Havana native Yoel Cruz Traba assured ‘CubaNet’ that agents of the regime have been harassing him for “years” for his political opinions on social networks. HAVANA, Cuba. – “I don’t have a

Valparaíso was already familiar to me long before I set foot in that coastal city in Chile. I knew it in black and white, contrasted, grainy, almost always vertical. He had walked

José Antonio Kast obtained an advantage at the polls of more than 16 points over the communist candidate Jeannette Jara. LIMA, Peru – The second round of presidential elections in Chile concluded