International
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Afghanistan’s Arc from 9/11 to Today: Once Hopeful, Now Sad
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — It was Nov. 13 , 2001. The sun had just begun to rise over the…
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Gente de Zona on Cuba: “IT IS THE PEOPLE WHO ARE MARCHING”
The Associated Press The slogan “¡Patria y vida!” — “Homeland and life!” — is heard loudly during the…
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Memphis Named Among The World’s Greatest Places of 2021 By TIME Magazine
TIME has released its third annual list of the World’s Greatest Places, highlighting the top 100 tourist destinations, and Memphis…
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Cuba: Vientos de cambio
POR ISMAEL CALA @CALA Esta semana nos sorprendió la noticia de vientos de cambio que llegan desde mi…
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The U.S. Eases Crippling Venezuela Sanction, Allows Propane Deals
The U.S. government on Monday, July 12, moved to ease a crippling sanction imposed by the Trump administration on Venezuela…
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Biden Calls “Remarkable” Cuba Protests a “Call for Freedom”
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Monday, July 12, called protests in Cuba “remarkable” and a “clarion call for…
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It’s Official: China Has Eliminated Malaria
The World Health Organization is certifying China as free of #malaria, after a decadeslong effort drove an estimated annual toll…
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Families Mourn Victims of Mexico City Subway Collapse
MEXICO CITY (AP) — José Luis Hernández Martínez crossed Mexico City every day on subway Line 12 between his home…
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Colombia: At Least 19 Dead and More Than 800 Injured in Protests Against Tax Reform
COLOMBIA (BBC News) — Colombia’s ombudsman said at least 19 people had died during a week of unrest over proposed…
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Mexico: Congress Passes Marijuana Legalization Bill
Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies passed legislation that would legalize marijuana for recreational, medical, and scientific uses. The bill would make…
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