Traces of Japan in Cuba
Although discrete in numbers, the presence japanese In Cuba it has been intense in cultural, economic and emotional imprints. Between the memory of the first immigrants and the practices of their descendants,
Terrorist attack leaves 12 dead in Australia
At least 12 people died and 29 were injured this Sunday during a shooting on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The incident was declared a “terrorist attack” by the local government. The
GLS Bank cancels accounts of the German Communist Party: the reason points towards Castroism
The German Party received an unexpected letter in which the bank showed interest in shipments for “solidarity projects” with Cuba. LIMA, Peru – The cooperative bank GLS Gemeinschaftsbank eG, based in Bochum,
Floods, landslides and evacuees due to heavy rains in Villa Clara
The intense rains that this Saturday affected the central region of Cuba left multiple damages in the province of Villa Clara, where the Provincial Defense Committee had to be activated. The municipalities
Crisis in Cuba forces the regime to postpone the next Congress of the Communist Party
The proposal came from Army General Raúl Castro and was announced by the Cuban ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez. LIMA, Peru – The harsh crisis in Cuba forced the Castro regime this weekend
“What bothers the most about Milanés is his sincerity,” says director Fabien Pisani
He Havana film festivalwhich concludes this Sunday, was an event of contrasts for Cuban director Fabien Pisani. On the one hand, the organizers agreed to screen their documentary about government censorship during
Díaz-Canel reveals that the economy contracted more than 4% and asks to continue “revolutionizing the Revolution”
“Intense work awaits us. Let no one expect easy or immediate solutions,” warned President Miguel Díaz-Canel. LIMA, Peru – The speech of the dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel was responsible for closing this Saturday
The perpetrator of the shooting that left two dead and nine injured on a US university campus remains a fugitive
At least two people died and nine were injured after a shooting occurred this Saturday on the campus of Brown University in the city of Providence, in the state of Rhode Island.
Second Chilean presidential round, is history repeating itself or reinventing itself?
By Orestes E. Díaz Rodríguez/Latinoamérica21 Next January will mark twenty-six years since an unprecedented electoral outcome in history after the return to democracy in 1989. It was the end of the term
More than 100 thousand homes damaged after Hurricane Melissa
The greatest damage is concentrated in the province of Santiago de Cuba with more than 90% of the houses damaged. Source link