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By Juan Carlos Espinosa It is difficult, if not practically impossible, to find a resident of Perico (60 thousand inhabitants, 170 kilometers southeast of Havana) who does not know someone who has

The emotions happen concert by concert. When you think that you are already seasoned, that after so many nights in front of the troubadour the tears will cost more, suddenly, there they

Lack of fuel, lubricants and inoperative generation plants aggravate the already complicated energy panorama on the Island. LIMA, Peru – LIMA, Peru – La Unión Eléctrica (UNE) reported this Sunday that the

The election day in Bolivia began this Sunday with the opening of the voting tables to elect for the first time in the second round the president and vice president, among the

The origins of the debt date back more than 50 years, when dictator Fidel Castro was in power. LIMA, Peru – A newspaper report The Nation revealed this Sunday the million-dollar sum

Díaz-Canel described as “inadmissible” that some municipalities of Havana exceed 10 days without water supply, a crisis that the Government is trying to alleviate after complaints and recent popular protests. In the

The Ministry of Public Health on the Island recognized for the first time the death of three people as a result of the epidemiological crisis. LIMA, Peru – Health authorities in Cienfuegos

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, unleashed a new diplomatic crisis in the region this Sunday by accusing his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, of being “a drug trafficking leader” and

The Cuban ambassador to Vietnam highlighted that the donations even came from Vietnamese children, who “gave their small savings.” LIMA, Peru – The Vietnam Red Cross reported that it has raised the

Nearly 7 million people took to the streets in more than 2,500 “No Kings” rallies across the United States on Saturday, protesting what organizers call Trump’s authoritarian agenda. The mobilizations, which spread