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Rafael Cancel Miranda: Man, Who Shot Up Congress In ’54 In Name of Independence for Puerto Rico Dead At 89
Rafael Cancel Miranda, one of four people who opened
fire at the United States Capitol building in 1954 in the name of independence
for Puerto Rico, died Monday at the age...
Haiti Has 200 Beds Available to Isolate Coronavirus Patients
Haiti has some 200 beds available to isolate
coronavirus cases and confront a possible spreading of COVID-19, which is
already present in several countries of the region, authorities said on Monday.
At...
Former UN Chief Javier Perez De Cuellar Dead At 100
Former UN chief Javier Perez de Cuellar, who was known
for his peace-making efforts including brokering a ceasefire in the Iran-Iraq
war, died Wednesday in his native Peru, aged 100, his...
Guatemala Children Forced to Work Six Days A Week
An investigation carried out by Britain’s Channel 4
shows children working on six farms in Guatemala, the largest coffee producer
in Central America. The TV documentary, which will air on Monday...
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In Honduras And El Salvador, “Trade Union Leaders Are Vulnerable to Possible Assassination at Any Moment”
On an average day, Joel Almendares is counselling
Honduran middle and high school students about how to excel in school and plan
their futures. But he is also fighting off worries...
Cuba Denounces Again Anti Medical Collaboration Campaigns
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez today condemned
the United States campaign against the island's medical collaboration, which
affects the right to health of 67 million people in Latin America.
The suspension of...
