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The US State Department reported that humanitarian assistance will go directly to those most affected in eastern Cuba. LIMA, Peru – The United States announced that it is coordinating with the Catholic

Transportation has been seriously affected after the hurricane, with the rail and National Bus service being the most affected. LIMA, Peru – The Minister of Transportation in Cuba, Eduardo Rodríguez Dávila, reported

The Cuban Telecommunications Company (Etecsa) incorporated new calling and messaging packages that are purchased separately through Transfermóvil, “without subtracting from the main balance” of users. According to the company, customers can buy

The decision of the Council of Ministers was reflected in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cuba Extraordinary No.65, Agreement 10247. LIMA, Peru – The Council of Ministers in Cuba approved

The Cuban writer, professor and journalist Julio Travieso Serrano, 2021 National Literature Prize, died this Saturday in Havana at the age of 82. Born on March 30, 1943, he studied Law at

The former minister’s daughter acknowledged “deep dismay at recent events” and explained why she had not spoken out sooner. LIMA, Peru – After the Attorney General’s Office in Cuba will reveal this

Restarting nuclear tests has just been ordered by President Trump, who previously invalidated the Treaty on Intermediate-Range Nuclear Weapons, signed in 1988 with the former Soviet Union and which led to the

A good part of the time, in the concerts of this Latin American tour with Silvio, I spend it scrutinizing, through the viewfinder, the audience: the fixed gazes, the shiny eyes, the

Venezuela is an urgent target due to the climate of destabilization it creates across the continent; but once again, we lose sight of the fact that the origin and brain behind the