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HAVANA, Cuba.- On November 8, 1782, the initial number of the Havana Gazette, the first periodic publication on the Island of which copies are preserved. The newspaper, which circulated weekly, was issued

Cuba aspires to receive in 2023 nearly three million visitors, after increasing arrivals this year by 250% compared to 2021, and despite “the obstacles that the United States puts up,” which right

MADRID, Spain.- The reporter from Cuban JournalJorge Enrique Rodríguez, was arrested again this Monday by the Cuban regime, which kept him unaccounted for four hours. the independent media reported that the arrest

Catalan singer Sílvia Pérez Cruz will offer a concert on November 11 in Havana, according to the singer’s platforms and the host institution itself, the National Museum of Fine Arts. The concert

MADRID, Spain.- A group of at least 23 Cuban migrants has been missing since October 31. Since this Monday, petitions have been published on social networks to help locate them. As activist

The tourist keys of the central Cuban province of Ciego de Avila they were converted into an area with special regulations, by decision of the Island government. The Council of Ministers of

MADRID, Spain.- Cuban singer Aymée Nuviola will be part of the cast of artists who will participate in the 23rd Annual Latin Grammy Awards, which will take place on November 17 at

A note from the State Department announced that the Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, Rena Bitter, together with the director of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, Ur Mendoza

MADRID, Spain.- Tony Guerra from Pinar del Río joined the long list of players who have left Cuba in the last year. Guerra, 24, arrived in the United States this weekend after

Parts of South Florida were placed under a hurricane watch after Subtropical Storm Nicole formed Monday morning. It is expected to approach the state later in the week. Nicole has maximum sustained