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One day after officially announcing the decision of the directors of the leagues of Mexico, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic not to be represented in the next edition of the Caribbean

Yaciel Antúnez, an HIV patient, died in state custody; Cubalex has documented 39 deaths of people deprived of liberty in Cuba so far in 2025. MADRID, Spain.- A 41-year-old prisoner, identified as

After the success achieved with Cancio FOODS product basketsthe platform Katapulk is once again betting on an initiative that brings joy to Cuban families. Following the request of its own users, the

If the forecast of electrical damage for this Tuesday was already high, the reality was even darker. Breakdowns in Havana and Cienfuegos aggravated the already deficient outlook for generation on the island

True faith does not diminish with crises. It is based on deep beliefs, on ideas that do not depend on the scenario, on external factors, but on the people themselves. Such is

A Vietnamese company will invest more than 50 million dollars in an agricultural project in the province of Artemisa, focused on the development of cashew value chain and other short-cycle cropsas reported

The US Government conducted Lethal attacks against three vessels allegedly linked to drug trafficking in international waters of the Eastern Pacific, near Colombia, as part of the military operation called Lanza del

The UNESCO presented in Cuba a board game that aims to show young people and families from the island itself, the Dominican Republic and Haiti the influence and legacy of migration and

The president donald trump This Tuesday, he ordered a total blockade of “sanctioned oil tankers” entering or leaving Venezuela, a measure that Caracas described as a “grotesque threat” and that analysts believe

The Indiana University quarterback made history by winning the Heisman Trophy and becoming the first Cuban-American to receive the highest award in college football in the United States. MADRID, Spain.- Fernando Mendoza