Electric Motorcycles Ride To Rescue In Fuel-short Cuba
Electric motorcycles ride to rescue in fuel-short Cuba
UN Assembly Condemns US Embargo On Cuba, For 28th Time
UN assembly condemns US embargo on Cuba, for 28th time
Apple's Partnership With America's Biggest Medical System Is Up And Running
The collaboration between the iPhone maker and the VA will allow veterans easier access to their medical records.
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Apple and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said U.S. veterans who use an iPhone can now check their health records across a variety of providers.
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Fresh Bolivia Clashes As Morales Declared Winner In Disputed Vote
Bolivia saw fresh clashes between rival groups, road blocks and demonstrations on Friday following the controversial reelection of President Evo Morales in a disputed vote that triggered riots and allegations of fraud from the opposition.From early morning, demonstrators draped in Bolivia's red, yellow and green flag blocked roads in La Paz with barricades of tires, rope and trash cans as they demanded their "vote be respected."
Latin America's Longest-serving Leader Morales Claims Fourth Term
Morales has claimed a fourth term after the October 20, 2019 elections, extending his mandate to 2025 and giving him 19 years as president
Gay Rights Across The Globe
While much of Asia is tolerant of homosexuality, Taiwan became in May 2019 the first in the region to allow gay marriage
US Targets Cuba Tourism With Tighter Airline Sanctions
The United States is seeking to hurt Cuba's booming tourism industry by blocking its airlines' access to leased aircraft
Cuban Ballet Legend Alicia Alonso Dead At 98
Cuban leader Fidel Castro presents Alicia Alonso a medal in 1998 to markthe 50th annivesary of her founding of the National Ballet of Cuba
Spanish King Felipe VI To Visit Cuba In November
Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell (left) and Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez announced a visit by Spain's King Felipe VI to the island nation
CONCACAF Nations League: Canada Soccer Team Defeat US For First Time In 34 Years
Canada defeated the US 2-0 in their CONCACAF Nations League fixture on Tuesday.
Ecuador Oil Output Hit As Protests Worsen
Protesters in Ecuador fought a running battle with security forces Wednesday in a second day of violent demonstrations over a fuel price hike that forced the government to suspend most of the country's deliveries of crude.The violence broke out as thousands of people representing indigenous groups, farmers, students and labor unions marched on a square in Quito's historic center near the government headquarters.
US Lawmakers Urge NBA To Suspend China Activities Over Boycott
US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and political rivals such as Texan Ted Cruz united in a letter to NBA commissioner Adam Silver asking him to suspend all NBA activities in China until boycotts by businesses and telecasters are ended
Firms In Cuba Running Afoul Of US Banking Squeeze
Since the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House, Washington has toughened sanctions against Cuba, accusing it of aiding and abetting President Nicolas Maduro's government in Venezuela
Maduro Scoffs At EU Sanctions
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro scoffed at fresh EU sanctions, saying they made him "laugh" and accusing the European Union of doing the bidding of US President Donald Trump
Wilder To Defend Heavyweight Crown Against Cuba's Ortiz
Unbeaten World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, at right knocking down Luis Ortiz in a 2018 victory, will face the Cuban again in November at Las Vegas in a title rematch, promoters announced Saturday
Cuba Decries US Castro Ban At United Nations
Former Cuban president Raul Castro gives a speech in front of his revolutionary brother Fidel Castro's tomb in January 2019
Amazon Sued Over Online Sales Of Cuban Charcoal
Amazon Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos speaks on company sustainability efforts on September 19, 2019 in Washington; Amazon is the latest company to be sued under a US law for profiting from property seized by Cuba's communist government
American Airlines, LATAM Face Lawsuit Over Cuba Business
Havana's Jose Marti International airport is being claimed by Jose Ramon Lopez Regueiro, whose family owned it until it was nationalized in the 1950s
US Bars Cuba's Raul Castro And Family
Former Cuban president Raul Castro gives a speech in front of his revolutionary brother Fidel Castro's tomb in January 2019
Honduras Signs Migrant Deal With US
Migrants from Honduras wait in line at the Mexico-United States border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico on September 12, 2019
Trump Says US Watching Situation In Venezuela 'Very Closely'
A Venezuelan delegate holds up a book referring to South American independence hero Simon Bolivar while US President Donald Trump addresses the UN General Assembly
Western Hemisphere Countries Activate Treaty On Venezuela
Colombian President Ivan Duque, who has championed a hard line on Venezuela, speaks at a UN summit on climate change
With Queues And Blackouts, Cubans Suffer Fuel Crisis
The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on various companies for transporting Venezuelan petroleum to Cuba
Two Members Of Cuba's UN Mission Ordered To Leave US
The explusion of the Cuban diplomats came as the United Nations holds its 74th General Assembly in New York
Cuba Pesticides May Have Caused Canada Diplomats' Injuries: Study
A member of the Cuban army fumigates against the Aedes aegypti mosquito to prevent the spread of Zika, chikungunya and dengue, in Havana, on February 23, 2016
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