Human Rights
Cuban activist and organizer of 15N arrives in Spain
The Archipiélago group leader arrived in Spain along with his wife Dayana Prieto.
Culture
Supreme Court Justices mourn Sandra Day O'Connor’s passing, hail her as "another American hero"
She trailblazed a legacy of cases that were later studied in law schools before she herself joined the academic world at University of Arizona’s James E. Roger’s College of Law in 2006
Politics
Argentina's President-elect Javier Milei announces pro-Israel policies ahead of White House visit
Milei, who was born Roman Catholic, has considered converting to Judaism, and expressed passionate support for Israel both during his campaign and after he won the presidential election
Crime
As the U.S. opens doors to investment in Cuban Mipymes, Raul Castro's granddaughter swiftly launch her own
Mipyme Gaia SRL, adds its name to the list of registered Mipymes in Cuba that are owned by members of the Communist Party or tied to the Castro family
Opinion & Reviews
RUBIO: Cubans want freedom. The U.S. should be on their side
In July 2021, the Cuban people showed the world what they really wanted: freedom from tyranny and oppression. A year later, that desire has not changed. The fight for freedom is not over. America should be on their side
Politics
Accountability group wants Joint Chiefs Chairman nominee investigated for views on race, free speech
The organization's complaint is based on Gen. C.Q. Brown’s past statements “about hiring on the basis of race as well as monitoring the private beliefs of employees... with the intention of censoring those beliefs”
Politics
China's new Cuban spy base the latest collaboration of many between Beijing, Havana and Moscow
Beijing is setting up an electronic eavesdropping facility on the Caribbean island amid secret deals with Moscow and just two years after ADN reported it was training Cuba’s “Black Beret” special forces units in the wake of the July 11, 2021 historic uprising
Politics
U.S. files more charges against Menendez after condemning Biden for releasing Maduro ally
The New Jersey senator called the administration’s deal “unconscionable.”
Politics
Argentina's high criminal court finds Hezbollah, Iran responsible for Jewish center bombing
Argentina’s Court of Cassation said the notorious 1994 attack, which killed 85 and injured 300 others, was revenge for the South American country’s withdrawal from a potential nuclear partnership with Iran during the 1980s
Crime
Concerned mothers demand Mexican officials find missing children amid disappearance epidemic
Mexico has been using artificial intelligence system and other database technologies to find an estimated 110,000-112,500 missing persons