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The US has prevented oil shipments to Cuba in recent weeks, plunging the country into deeper and more frequent blackouts. Cuba's president said that any talks must be held without interference in its ...

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Cuba has been experiencing rolling blackouts as a result from a failing grid for years now, but the situation is deteriorating further this year as a result of the U.S. blockade, according to a new ...

Santiago Bose was a Filipino artist known for his mixed-media works that often reflected on nature, the environment, and Filipino identity. Born in 1949 in Baguio, Cordillera Region, Philippines, he ...

Cuba will face simultaneous rolling blackouts throughout Thursday, affecting about 60 percent of the country during peak evening demand.

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Adalberto Martínez Chávez, better known in the entertainment world as Resortes was a renowned Mexican actor. Known primarily for his talent as a comedian, Resortes was also an accomplished dancer. His ...

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It was the summer of 1967 and Adalberto Guerrero, a Tucson educator, sat before a U.S. Senate committee and spoke. In Spanish. After his brief remarks in his native language, Guerrero noted the ...