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Left hopes for historic win in Colombia's 'change election' - Vimarsana News

Left hopes for historic win in Colombia's 'change election'

Colombians go to the polls Sunday in a deeply polarized election that could see a leftist -- and ex-guerrilla -- become president for the first time in the history of the violence- and inequality-plagued…

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Rebecca Bill Chavez named CEO at nonprofit Inter-American Dialogue - Vimarsana News

Rebecca Bill Chavez named CEO at nonprofit Inter-American Dialogue

The Inter-American Dialogue, one of the nation’s most prestigious think tanks on Latin America, is getting a new boss: Rebecca Bill Chavez, PhD. She replaces Michael Shifter, who’s stepping down after 28 years with the Dialogue.

47,000 Cubans have arrived at the US border in recent months - Vimarsana News

47,000 Cubans have arrived at the US border in recent months

MIAMI — A Cuban diving instructor was recently rescued near Islamorada, in the Florida Keys, after sailing from Cuba on a windsurfing board. If the attempt seems desperate, it is

US to reopen consulate in Cuba, hit by 'sonic attacks' | World - Vimarsana News

US to reopen consulate in Cuba, hit by 'sonic attacks' | World

HAVANA, March 4 — The United States consulate, closed since 2017 following alleged “sonic attacks” against diplomatic staff, will resume a limited service issuing visas, its embassy in Havana said Thursday. Washington reduced the US mission to the bare minimum five years ago when...

US to reopen consulate in Cuba, hit by 'sonic attacks' - Vimarsana News

US to reopen consulate in Cuba, hit by 'sonic attacks'

The United States consulate, closed since 2017 following alleged "sonic attacks" against diplomatic staff, will resume a limited service issuing visas, its embassy in Havana said Thursday.