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The Government of Cuba assured this Thursday at the COP30 leaders’ meeting that the powerful Hurricane Melissa, which hit the Caribbean country last week, is “direct evidence that climate change is real.”

The euro follows a similar behavior: it now stands at 480 CUP. The downward trend of dollar and the euro in the Cuban informal market deepens. Both currencies have chained several days

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not take long to respond to his American counterpart Donald Trump, and both placed the nuclear weapons testing truce, in force for more than three decades, very

Although “do not litter” signs multiply, people continue to throw waste in public spaces: there are few containers, most are broken, and the collection service is irregular or non-existent. HAVANA.- The authorities,

The Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA) dedicates the Cuban painter, poet and sculptor Wifredo Lam his largest retrospective in the United States, with more than a hundred works that

A Cuban professional who worked in a refinery in Alberta, Canada, claims that he had to hand over between 80% and 90% of his salary to the authorities in Havana. MADRID, Spain.-

Melissa arrived at the worst moment and without gentle warnings: she shook an economy in the red with winds of more than 200 km/h, devastating eastern Cuba after claiming lives in Jamaica

Between January and September 2025, the Island received 20.5% fewer international visitors than in the same period in 2024. MADRID, Spain.- Cuba received 1,366,720 international visitors between January and September 2025, a

He Cuban director and screenwriter Manuel Pérez Paredes, National Film Award winner in 2013, died early this Thursday in Havana, at the age of 85. The news spread on social networks, where

The Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubiomet this Wednesday in Washington with the Cuban opposition leader José Daniel Ferrer, with whom he discussed the distribution of humanitarian aid for