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Madrid Spain.- Given the increase in dengue cases on the island and the critical situation that the disease has unleashed, the Cuban Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) warned that “the risk of

The audits to 305 state companies from various sectors of the Cuban economy, especially linked to the food productiontourism, import and export, began this Monday throughout the country as part of the

Madrid Spain.- The United States government will expand flights to Havana by adding 13 weekly flights from American Airlines from Miami and one from JetBlue from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. As reported on

Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernández began her defense argument on Monday through the intervention of her lawyers in a trial for alleged corruption. The Prosecutor’s Office has asked for 12 years in

GUANTANAMO, Cuba. — Inhabitants of the province of Guantánamo recently expressed to CubaNet his dissatisfaction with sale of us dollars (USD), which works through the so-called Exchange Houses (Cadecas). This is an

Hurricane Fiona hit the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico on Sunday with landslides, downing of the power grid and lifting of the asphalt of the roads. Hundreds of people were rescued across

Havana Cuba. — An almost forgotten historical figure in Cuba is Manuel Urrutia Lleo. Few Cubans of the new generations know that he was the first and only democratic president of the

With a day of activities that included tributes, research, exhibitions and traditional dances, the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Colony of Holguín was celebrated this weekend. Among the activities, the event “Chinese

MIAMI, United States. — For the third time in history, Mexico reported an earthquake of great magnitude on September 19. The new earthquake, of magnitude 7.7 on the Richter scale, had its

Hundreds of thousands of people and some 500 heads of state said goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II on Monday in a funeral service that lasted all day starting at Westminster Abbey and