Cuba critics look to test government on travel law
HAVANA (AP) -- For years, Cuban dissidents say, authorities' message to them has been the same: Sure, you can leave the country. Just don't expect us to let you come back.
Puerto Rico to consider anti-discrimination bill
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) -- Puerto Rico’s legislature is expected to approve a long sought-after bill that would make it a crime to discriminate against people based on their gender or sexual orientation.
Cuba acknowledges 51 cholera cases
HAVANA (AP) -- Cuba’s Public Health Ministry on Tuesday acknowledged 51 new cases of cholera in the capital amid growing concerns about the illness’ spread and disappointment in the diplomatic community over the government’s lack of transparency.
Venezuelan VP: Chavez asked questions during visit
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- Venezuela's vice president said Tuesday that President Hugo Chavez has been making progress in his treatment for a severe respiratory infection and asked questions of his aides during a recent visit to Cuba, where the president is recovering.
Rains bring little relief to Brazil energy sector
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) -- Recent rains have brought some relief to the depleted reservoirs of Brazil’s hydroelectric plants but have done little to dispel concerns over the country’s ability to fulfill its energy demands for the year.
Saturday, January 19, 2013
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