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A new failure in the excitation mechanism prevented the synchronization of the Thermoelectric Power Plant (CTE) Antonio Guiteras with the National Electric System (SEN), so Cuba will experience another tense day of

MIAMI, United States. — The company Royal Swinkels Family Brewers, the second largest brewer in the Netherlands, and the Belgian conglomerate AB InBev, the world’s largest manufacturer, are in a legal battle

From afar you could hear the hubbub, a mixture of music and children laughing and shouting in Arabic. When I arrived at the Youth Center of the Aida refugee camp, the activity,

Madrid Spain.- The people of Caibarién joined the popular anti-government protests that are spreading throughout the island on the night of October 10. In videos shared through social networks, Cubans are heard

The Cuban Ministry of Culture and the Cuban Institute of Radio and Television (ICRT) announced this Monday two posthumous tributes to the great cuban actors Aurora Basnuevo and Mario Balmaseda, deceased in

Madrid Spain.- The Cuban writer Katherine Bisquet Rodríguez received the Ciudad de Alcalá award in the category of Poetry, for her work “Esquizopatria”. During the award ceremony, held this weekend at the

Madrid Spain.- The Government of Japan, through its cooperation agency (JICA), will help Cuba in its recovery after the ravages caused by Hurricane Ian, which affected the island on September 27. According

The Cuba-Europe Cultural Relations Interpretation Center announced in the capital that it is organizing the European Presences in Cuba Colloquium, which will take place from October 23 to 28 at the Palacio

Havana Cuba. – Workers from the private sector in the Habana Vieja municipality denounced before the cameras of CubaNet suffering “siege and harassment” by inspectors from the Comprehensive Supervision Directorate (DIS) and

Rogelio Martínez Furé has died in Havana. Born in Matanzas (1937), he graduated from the University of Administrative and Diplomatic Law, but did not practice it. In the early 1960s, he was