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This is the fourth case detected by Panamanian authorities that in the last eight days has involved travelers from Cuba. LIMA, Peru – The National Customs Authority (ANA) of Panama reported this

Several airlines in Europe and America canceled their flights to Venezuela after the US Government issued an alert about the risks of flying over the South American country. The Spanish Iberia, the

This is the third protest that has occurred in the municipality of Mayarí since Friday, a territory affected by the passage of Hurricane Melissa. LIMA, Peru – About twenty residents of Guairajal,

The hotels in Cuba recorded an occupancy rate of 18.9% in the first nine months of the year, according to data from the National Office of Statistics and Information (ONEI). The figure

Martiño Ramos taught music and established contact with the victim from the anonymity of social networks. LIMA, Peru – Martiño Ramos, the Galician teacher sentenced to 13 years in prison for multiple

Dr. Antonio Romero Gómez, one of the most relevant economists and Cuban academics, died this Saturday in Havana. He was 64 years old. The news was confirmed by the National Association of

The National Association of Economists and Accountants of Cuba mourned his death, describing him as one of its most outstanding associates. LIMA, Peru – The Cuban regime reported this Sunday on the

The energy crisis in Cuba shows no signs of subsiding. The same problems are repeated over and over again, while the majority of the population remains in the dark for much of

From Raúl Roa to Bruno Rodríguez, the foreign ministers of the Cuban regime since 1959 have been infamous characters in their own right. HAVANA, Cuba – Raúl Roa was the only chancellor

Fifth Avenue has never been a realistic mirror of Havana. It was not so in its opulent origins, back in the first decades of the 20th century, and much less so now,