Julian Assange has been refused bail because he “has an incentive to abscond” and there is a good chance he would fail to return to court if freed, according to the judge who delivered the decision in London.
Read more WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange denied bail by UK court
Representatives of 27 countries already confirmed their participation in the fifth edition of the Triathlon of Havana, to be held next February 23, said the organizers in the social networks.
Read more Twenty-seven Countries Confirmed for Havana Triathlon
U.S. President Trump is now trying to claim that “it doesn’t really matter” whether Iranian General Qassem Soleimani posed an imminent threat before the United States assassinated him in a drone strike at the Baghdad International Airport on January 3.
Read more Trump changes story on Soleimani killing, saying it doesn't really matter
The international solidarity received by Cuba after the disaster in Matanzas is the fruit of the great example that the country has sown in the service of brotherly peoples.
Read more The Cuban government has not rejected any assistance
Cuba won its fifth gold medal at the XVIII Pan American Games Lima-2019 this Monday through the canoeing pair composed by Mahivianet Borges and Katherin Nuevo in the C-2 at a distance of 500 meters.
Read more Cuba Wins Gold Medal in Pan American Canoeing
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