María Remolá, the nightingale of the Cuban bel canto
Havana Cuba. – Among the notable sopranos who were born or developed in Cuba, María Remolá occupies a special place. She was born in Barcelona on December 7, 1930, she settled in
Five keys to the ruling against Cristina Fernández
The Vice President of Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, along with other officials and a businessman, was sentenced this Tuesday for corruption in the allocation of public works in the province of
Former Cuban Major League Baseball Players Criticize the FCB’s Call for the World Classic
MADRID, Spain.- Former Cuban players of the Major Leagues (MLB, for its acronym in English) expressed their rejection of the decision of the emigrated baseball players who have agreed to represent Cuba
Activist Camila Cabrera leaves Cuba due to harassment by State Security
MADRID, Spain.- The Cuban activist Camila Cabrera Rodríguez left the island in recent days due to constant harassment by State Security. “I left Cuba convinced that there is no other way than
New diesel engines for electricity generation are installed in Cienfuegos
A dozen diesel engines with the capacity to generate 2.1 megawatts (MW) each are being installed in the generator plant of the Camilo Cienfuegos refinery, according to official media on the island.
MININT reports on an increase in robberies with violence in Pinar del Río
MADRID, Spain.- In the province of Pinar del Río, the Cuban authorities registered seven robberies with violence or intimidation last November and two so far in December. According to an informative note
Improves Pele’s health
The great Brazilian soccer player Pelé is improving, his doctors reported Tuesday. Pelé, 82, has been hospitalized for a week due to a respiratory infection aggravated by COVID-19. “The patient continues to
Kidnapped by our bad memory
Havana Cuba. — It took more than two years to “discover” that the cholera control system (LLC) doesn’t work, but they are still reluctant to publicly discuss why it is. And although
USA: Democrat Raphael Warnock wins second round of elections in Georgia
Democrat Raphael Warnock won a historic second term as Georgia’s first black senator, beating out his Republican opponent Herschel Walker in the runoff race for federal office. In the previous round, Warnock
Documentary “Cuba Crucis” will be screened at UK independent film festival
MIAMI, United States. – The feature film “Cuba Crucis” was chosen as part of the Official Selection of the Lift-Off Filmmaker Sessionsat Pinewood Studios, to be held in the UK in February