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The collective exhibition “Loyal among us”, which will open on September 10, seeks to reflect the legacy of the Historian of Havana, Eusebio Leal, from the personal perspectives of several Cuban painters.

MIAMI, United States.- The deaths of Cubans in unnatural circumstances have been as painful as they are habitual throughout the more than 60 years that the communist regime in Havana has been

Mikhail Gorbachev’s funeral and burial plans appear to be a snapshot of his legacy, both as a Soviet political leader and as the architect of the demise of the USSR. On Saturday

MIAMI, United States.- The United States Coast Guard (USCG) repatriated 64 Cuban rafters intercepted near the coast of Florida, according to a statement issued this Wednesday by the Seventh District of the

The men’s national volleyball team will be in the round of 16 of the World Championship, despite having lost yesterday against Japan 3 sets to 1. The team will face Italy next

MIAMI, United States.- In the midst of an energy crisis that gives Cubans no respite from the blackouts, the regime in Havana is negotiating with a Turkish company to double the megawatts

Amid the bright lights and electronic billboards in New York’s Times Square, authorities are putting up new signs proclaiming the bustling plaza a “Gun Free Zone.” The Manhattan tourist attraction is one

MIAMI, United States.- A publication in Facebook of the official journalist Cuscó Tarradell has generated hundreds of comments and reactions among Cubans inside and outside the island this week. The post contains

The Justice Department believes that the missing classified and secret documents, which were not found during the search of Donald Trump’s home in South Florida, “were likely concealed and removed” from the

MIAMI, United States. – Cuban activist and former political prisoner Thais Mailén Franco assured this Wednesday to CubaNet who left Cuba to prevent his eldest son from being recruited into the Active