Food In Cuba: The Pursuit Of A Decent Meal

With the Soviet Union’s collapse, Cuba entered a period of economic hardship, and despite trade agreements, many Cubans report that they continue to live with food shortages and economic hardship

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College Seniors Deal With COVID-19

There are around 2 million people who earned a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. in 2020. Now, they face a possible global recession, and either instant adulthood or delays to independence.

$450B Aid Package In Works

A $450 billion aid package is being worked on by the president and Congress. The money is slated to boost a small-business loan program and add funds for hospitals and COVID-19 testing.

Lockdowns Ease Worldwide

Some countries have begun easing their lockdowns because they’ve seen COVID-19 infections flatten out. President Donald Trump encouraged protests against stay-at-home orders.

How To Delay An Academic Job Offer

Is Distance Learning Working During Pandemic?

School closures mean students are supposed to log into virtual classrooms. Lack of internet access and computers, and at home distractions are obstacles to their education.

Update On Guatemalan Deportees

Earlier this month, Hispanic Outlook ran a story about the impact of U.S. deportees on Guatemala’s COVID-19 cases. The article below is a follow up to that story.

Can You Catch COVID-19 From Mail?

WHO and the CDC both say there is no evidence that COVID-19 is spread through parcels or mail. It is still wise to wash your hands and avoid touching your face after handling deliveries.

Coffins In The Parking Lot

At a Barcelona funeral home, an underground parking garage has been turned morgue currently housing more than 500 bodies of those either confirmed or suspected of dying from COVID-19.

Tech Companies Fight Against Bad Virus Info

Google, Facebook, Twitter and other tech companies are taking action against the spread of misinformation about COVID-19. This includes information about hydroxychloroquine.

California To Help Immigrants Hurt By Virus

California’s governor announced he is creating a Disaster Relief Fund for immigrants living in the U.S. illegally. The state will give cash payments to 150,000 immigrants.