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Cuban labor minister resigns after her suggestion beggars were pretending sparked backlash

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A Cuban minister who sparked criticism after saying that there are no beggars in Cuba, only people disguised as such, resigned Tuesday.See the Story

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“We Give You the Apapacho that Is Missing so Much”: the Family of Doctors Who Attends Migrants in a Particular Clinic in Mexico City – the Minnesota Press

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“We give you the apapacho that is missing so much”: the family of doctors that attends migrants in a particular clinic in Mexico City By: Daniel Pardo-Correspondent of BBC Mundo in Mexico The Bassuary Medical Unit, east of Mexico City, in the immense municipality of Nezahualcoyotl, is not a usual clinic: it is in a residential house, it has altars in every corner and in the office of the chief doctor, Sarahí Hernández, more than diplomas there a…Immigration · Minneapolis Read Article

States Will Face Hard Choices with Medicaid – RamaOnHealthcare

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The president’s tax package shifts more burden to states running Medicaid programs, while making it tougher to finance them.When Congress approved a sweeping tax bill at the behest of President Trump, lawmakers ended up shifting more of the responsibility for Medicaid programs to the states.Hospitals and other healthcare advocates have blasted the tax package and [...]Senate · United States See the Story

Are There Delays in Green Card Processing? This Is How Trump's Immigration Policies Impact Millions of Applicants.

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By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo and Krecyté Villarreal, CNN en Español Between January 2024 and March 2025, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) accumulated more than 11 million pending cases, according to official data, a record number that experts attribute to the new guidelines of the Donald Trump administration, lengthening wait times that could put those seeking to regularize their status at risk. The delays affect key procedures such as…Media See the Story

Outer Cape Food Pantries Prepare for Rising Need - The Provincetown Independent

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WELLFLEET — With a new federal budget that cuts SNAP benefits (known as food stamps) and Medicaid, local food pantries are preparing to address what they expect will be an […]Donald Trump · Bend See the Story

Sheinbaum Assures that He Has Managed to Trace the Shortage of Medicines, One of the Burdens of the López Obrador Administration

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President Claudia Sheinbaum has reported that she has managed to trace back one of the burdens that her government was dragging from the past administration: the painful shortage of medicines. The president met her health team on Tuesday morning during her press conference to report that they have acquired 96% of the medicines needed to address the shortage of public health care, with an investment of 284 billion pesos. Good news, she has let th…Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico See the Story

The University of Minnesota Grows Non-Indigenous Plants so Immigrants Can Taste a Piece of Their Homeland – Minnesota Press

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The University of Minnesota cultivates non-indigenous plants so that immigrants can taste a piece of their homeland By: Regina Medina-MPR Immigrants living in the United States inevitably miss something of their homeland they can't find abroad. For many, that void is noticed in the supermarket, as some crops don't occur here. A program from the University of Minnesota is working to change that. Hennepin County gardener master, Chidi Chidozie, re…Immigration · Minneapolis Read Article

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“We Give You the Apapacho that Is Missing so Much”: the Family of Doctors Who Attends Migrants in a Particular Clinic in Mexico City – the Minnesota Press

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The University of Minnesota Grows Non-Indigenous Plants so Immigrants Can Taste a Piece of Their Homeland – Minnesota Press