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“This is Halloween!”, says a chorus from the iconic Tim Burton movie Nightmare Before Christmas, verse that I use to title these literary proposals that I bring you on the eve of

MADRID, Spain.- The musician Emilio Frías, director of the popular orchestra El Niño y la Verdad, denounced this Thursday that the group is being censored after his return to Cuba, on October

Cuba identified three new cases of COVID-19 this Tuesday, according to the part of the Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) published today. Two of those infected were contacts of confirmed cases, while

MADRID, Spain.- An accident that occurred this Wednesday on the highway from Catalina to Güines left one dead and at least two people injured. The unfortunate accident was reported from the group

Pierre Soulages, the french artist Known as “the painter of black” for his abstract works and the predominance of this color, he died this Wednesday at the age of 102. “Pierre Soulages

MADRID, Spain.- The state-owned Cuba-Petroleum Union (CUPET) company confirmed this Wednesday that it does not have fuel to distribute throughout the country. In a concise and imprecise note, CUPET indicated that this

Yo In 1890, the Louisiana legislature approved the Separate Car Act or “Racial Separation Law” for passengers on trains. A year later, in September 1891, a group of black citizens of New

MADRID, Spain.- Cuban children are being the most affected by the current dengue epidemic that is going through the country. “We have observed an increase in dengue cases in children, even with

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) warned on Wednesday that the pandemic “is not over yet” and the mutation of the virus that causes COVID-19 it is “faster” than the process of updating

MIAMI, United States. – The Cuban regime spokesman Javier Gómez Sánchez justified in an article published in The Jiribilla and reproduced by other official means that the Government of the Island has