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MIAMI, United States. — The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) reinforced the precautionary measures in favor of the independent journalist María Matienzo Puerto and the activist Kirenia Núñez Pérez. After “analyzing

The Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem) reported the arrival in Havana Bay of a new floating plant that will support electricity generation. The patana has a power of 240 megawatts (MW),

MIAMI, United States. — The United States Embassy in Cuba reminded Cubans that minors who do not travel with their parents or legal guardians will not be eligible for the humanitarian parole.

The renowned and long-lived director of baseball Carlos Martí Santos confirmed this Wednesday the cessation of his responsibilities at the head of the Alazanes de Granma team, current monarchs of Cuban baseball,

MIAMI, United States. — The Cuban Ministry of the Interior (MININT) confirmed that the number of Cuban irregular migrants repatriated from different countries so far this year amounts to 2,431. That organization

Cuba is included in the anti-inflation plan of mutual aid for economic and commercial growth with Latin American countries, announced this Thursday by the president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. In

MIAMI, United States. — The large-scale forest fire that spreads to the center-south of the province of Holguín has affected more than 3,000 hectares of forests, the newspaper reported today. Granma. Pine

The team that will represent Cuba in the V World Baseball Classic (WBC) triumphantly ended their last preparation game in the city of Taipei, by whitewashing the cast of the Cooperative Bank

MIAMI, United States. — Prisoners Defenders, a non-governmental organization that monitors violations against the prison population in Cuba, filed a complaint against the island’s regime for hundreds of violations of due process.

Western Union resumes sending remittances to Cuba from all over the US Orbit SA, a company authorized in February 2022 to manage remittances arriving on the island, reported that the resumption of