Nora Gamez Torres
Journalist at Miami Herald
Journalist at El Nuevo Herald
Periodista, Cuba/US-Latam policy reporter for el Nuevo Herald & Miami Herald. PhD in sociology from City, University of London. LSE alumna. RT≠endorsement
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5 days ago |
elnuevoherald.com | Nora Gamez Torres
A pesar de un anuncio previo de que Radio Martí había vuelto al aire tras una orden ejecutiva presidencial que detuvo repentinamente las transmisiones a Cuba, financiadas por Estados Unidos, es probable que su señal no llegue a la isla debido a que sus transmisores de onda corta permanecen apagados.
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5 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Nora Gamez Torres
Despite an earlier announcement that Radio Martí was back on the air following a presidential executive order that suddenly halted the U.S.-funded radio broadcasting to Cuba, its signal is probably not reaching the island because its shortwave transmitters remain silent.
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5 days ago |
es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Nora Gamez Torres
Nora Gámez Torres9 de mayo de 2025, 2:29 p.m.·3 min de lecturaA pesar de un anuncio previo de que Radio Martí había vuelto al aire tras una orden ejecutiva presidencial que detuvo repentinamente las transmisiones a Cuba, financiadas por Estados Unidos, es probable que su señal no llegue a la isla debido a que sus transmisores de onda corta permanecen apagados.
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6 days ago |
kdhnews.com | Nora Gamez Torres |Jacqueline Charles
The prime minister of the Bahamas says his country is renegotiating an agreement to hire health care workers through Cuba's official medical missions and that his government will pay all foreign workers directly, following a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio this week. "Anyone we hire, we'll say, 'Look, we have to pay you directly into your account,'" Prime Minister Philip Davis said on Wednesday in a press conference back from his trip to Washington.
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6 days ago |
thederrick.com | Nora Gamez Torres |Jacqueline Charles
The prime minister of the Bahamas says his country is renegotiating an agreement to hire health care workers through Cuba’s official medical missions and that his government will pay all foreign workers directly, following a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio this week. “Anyone we hire, we’ll say, ‘Look, we have to pay you directly into your account,’” Prime Minister Philip Davis said on Wednesday in a press conference back from his trip to Washington.
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RT @elnuevoherald: Tras polémica sobre explotación de médicos cubanos, PM de Bahamas promete pagos directos https://t.co/0U4jVIMxMl @ngamez…
RT @elnuevoherald: Tras polémica sobre explotación de médicos cubanos, PM de Bahamas promete pagos directos ✍️ @ngameztorres https://t.co/…
Amid controversy, Bahamian prime minister pledges direct payments to #Cuban doctors. With @Jacquiecharles https://t.co/9GVuYxImFF.
